Greenland Lawmakers Reject US Buyout: 'You Can't Buy a People'

• Greenlandic lawmakers in Denmark's parliament firmly reject US attempts to buy Greenland, stating no amount of money would persuade them.
• Reports suggest the Trump administration discussed cash payments of $10,000 to $100,000 per person to entice Greenland away from Denmark.
• Aaja Chemnitz, a Greenlandic representative, called the idea 'disrespectful' and questioned the long-term value of a one-off payment.
• Despite ongoing independence debates from Denmark, Greenlanders overwhelmingly oppose joining the US, a sentiment shared by pro-independence politicians.
• Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen publicly rejected Trump's comments, calling them 'completely unacceptable' and demanding 'no more fantasies of annexation'.

Why It Matters: Greenland firmly rejects any US buyout offers, asserting its people and sovereignty are not for sale.