- Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen rejected President Trump’s renewed interest in acquiring Greenland.
- A US-Denmark working group will be formed to discuss the issue, despite a continuing disagreement.
- Greenland’s leaders have firmly stated their desire to remain an autonomous territory of Denmark, not part of the United States.

A: Hey Hana! Did you hear about something crazy?

B: No, what’s up, Kenji? Tell me!

A: Apparently, President Trump wants to buy Greenland!

B: Seriously?! Greenland? Wow! That’s… unexpected.

A: Yeah! The Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, she said “no way!” It was a tricky meeting.

B: So, Denmark doesn't want to sell? Makes sense! Greenland is part of Denmark, right?

A: Exactly! They’re creating a special team now to talk about it. But they still disagree a lot.

B: That’s interesting. Is Greenland happy about this?

A: Definitely not! The Greenland Prime Minister, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, said they *really* don’t want to be part of the USA.

B: Haha! He was pretty clear! So, what's going to happen?

A: Well, the Danish Prime Minister says they'll keep working to stop it. It’s a concern for everyone in NATO, apparently.

B: NATO? That’s a big deal! Seems like Greenland wants to cooperate, but on their own terms.

A: Right! They want respect and democracy, you know?



B: Well, that’s quite the story! Who knew Greenland would be in the news like this?