Who owns Greenland? Donald Trump's interest in buying it sparks questions, speculation
In 1946, U.S. officials offered Denmark $100 million to purchase the land, according to Time Magazine. Similarly to Trump, U.S. officials at the time claimed it was a “military necessity” to have the island so it could be used as a stepping stone to Europe during wartime.
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Trump adviser on plot to take Greenland: 'We have not expanded our country in 70 years'Corey Lewandowski, a senior adviser to Donald Trump, defended the president-elect's desire to take over Greenland by arguing ...
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Ice Is Melting While The Land Is Rising: Greenland's Future Is UncertainGreenland is undergoing a profound transformation. Even though Greenland is the world's coldest country (colder than Canada and Russia), that doesn't preclude it from facing the heat of climate ...
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‘A Common Sense Solution’: Former Trump Ambassador to Denmark Defends His Desire to Buy ‘Unprotected’ GreenlandPresident Donald Trump's former Ambassador to Denmark called his desire to buy Greenland a common sense solution to a giant territory that is not defendable.
Trump suggested the U.S. should take “ownership and control” of Greenland, but the territory’s prime minister confirmed ...
Trump renews interest in U.S. control over Greenland, but the Prime Minister rejects the idea, saying the island is not for ...
Fox News’s Brian Kilmeade estimated Monday that Greenland could cost some $1.5 trillion, after President-elect Trump said ...
A Danish official said an announcement that the country is boosting defense spending for Greenland, was an “irony of fate.” Troels Lund Poulsen, the Danish defense minister, told the paper ...
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