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Greenland rejects President Trump's renewed "takeover" threats, sparking a diplomatic crisis within NATO as the US seeks to secure Arctic resources against Chinese and Russian influence.

The geopolitical temperature in the Arctic has plummeted to Cold War levels. The government of Greenland has issued a defiant rejection of President Donald Trump’s renewed interest in "acquiring" the territory, stating unequivocally that the island is "not for sale, not now, not ever."
The diplomatic spat follows Trump’s incendiary comments yesterday, where he asserted that the US would take control of the mineral-rich island "one way or another" to secure American strategic interests against China and Russia. The statement has sent shockwaves through Copenhagen and Brussels, challenging the sovereignty of the Danish Realm and testing the cohesion of the NATO alliance.
Greenland’s Foreign Minister Vivian Motzfeldt, speaking ahead of a crisis meeting in Washington, emphasized that the island is a self-governing entity with its own parliament and people. "We are partners, not property," Motzfeldt declared. "Our relationship with the US is defined by treaties, not transactions."
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte attempted to walk a diplomatic tightrope, affirming the alliance's commitment to Arctic security while avoiding direct criticism of the US President. "We are working on collective defense," Rutte said in Croatia. "But territorial integrity is the bedrock of our alliance." As the ice melts, the scramble for the Arctic is heating up, and Greenland finds itself uncomfortably at the center of a superpower tug-of-war.
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