Without uttering Donald Trump’s name, Canada’s foreign minister, Anita Anand, is inviting the world’s anxious, embattled countries to forge new alliances.

An Arctic expert at the U.S. State Department has resigned and steps forward to tell about his time as a civil servant under Trump in an interview with Politiken.

Politiken traveled along as Mette Frederiksen embarked on a diplomatic mission to Hamburg, Berlin, and Paris. The Prime Minister is trying to handle »the strange and difficult situation« that Donald Trump has placed the Kingdom in – without offending t…

For the first time, Greenland’s premier Jens-Frederik Nielsen and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen give a joint interview about their work to defend the Kingdom against threats from the world’s most powerful man.

Trump’s threats pierce the soul of Lisa Bundgaard Jensen, who was born and raised in Greenland. She talks about feeling worthless when one’s country is turned into an object that can be bought.

Trump’s threats pierce the soul of Lisa Bundgaard Jensen, who was born and raised in Greenland. She talks about feeling worthless when one’s country is turned into an object that can be bought.

The crisis in recent weeks has highlighted why Denmark and a handful of NATO allies might want to join forces in a new security setup.

Trump is pushing to buy Greenland, and even though Denmark and Greenland have rejected the idea, a multi‑billion‑dollar price tag is being debated. But experts say such a deal wouldn’t be legal.

Greenland tops the agenda in Davos, yet Mette Frederiksen are absent. Leaders from Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Germany are all in Switzerland.

Trump and Rutte have a framework deal on Greenland, but details are murky. It may involve U.S. bases with sovereign authority, challenging Greenland’s autonomy.