In Nuuk, Greenland, locals were preparing to receive U.S. Vice President JD Vance with the “Arctic cold shoulder” due to President Trump’s suggestions of taking over Greenland. The trip itinerary changed after VP Vance’s announcement to join. Many Greenlanders were angry at the idea of the U.S. acquiring their island. Despite the controversy, interest in Greenland has increased due to its strategic location and natural resources. Many Greenlanders oppose U.S. ownership, but some see potential benefits from closer ties. The increased American interest has sparked discussions about Greenland’s potential independence from Denmark. VP Vance’s visit to Greenland was met with skepticism and concerns of colonization. Danish lawmakers have criticized Trump’s comments about taking over Greenland. The heightened American interest has prompted Greenlanders to reassess their own value and consider their future independence.
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