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Congressional delegation travels to Denmark over Greenland

Trump has reiterated that the United States should acquire Greenland, prompting concern among allied officials.

Congressional delegation travels to Denmark over Greenland
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Sen. Christopher A. Coons is leading a bipartisan congressional delegation to Denmark to reaffirm U.S. ties as President Donald Trump presses for the United States to acquire Greenland. The trip comes amid objections from Danish, Greenlandic and Chinese officials.

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President whose statements about acquiring Greenland prompted the delegation’s trip

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Christopher A. Coons
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Senator leading the congressional delegation to Denmark

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Thom Tillis
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Senator participating in the delegation

Marco Rubio
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Secretary of State expected to meet Danish and Greenlandic envoys

ALSO MENTIONED  Jens-Frederik Nielsen, Greenland prime minister who stated that the territory’s future and security belong to its people and NATO; Mao Ning, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson responding to U.S. statements about Greenland; Mette Frederiksen, Danish prime minister who warned against a U.S. takeover of Greenland

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Congressional Delegation Visits Denmark and Greenland

A bipartisan congressional delegation led by Sen. Chris Coons is traveling to Denmark as President Donald Trump continues to press for U.S. control of Greenland. Center outlets frame the trip as diplomacy amid the dispute: some stress U.S.-Danish ties and Trump’s security rationale, while others foreground opposition to U.S. control from Greenlandic leaders and lawmakers.

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