Olaf Scholz Condemns Donald Trump's Comments on U.S. Territorial Expansion

The German Chancellor warns against border changes by force following Trump's remarks on Grönland, Panama, and Canada.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz criticized U.S. President-elect Donald Trump for suggesting potential U.S. territorial expansion involving Grönland, Panama, and Canada.
Scholz emphasized the principle of border inviolability as a cornerstone of international law and Western values, warning against any violations.
Trump has not ruled out military action to assert control over Grönland or the Panama Canal, raising concerns among NATO allies and EU leaders.
Grönland's leader and Denmark's government strongly reaffirmed the island's sovereignty, with Denmark labeling Trump's comments as speculative and hypothetical.
Trump's remarks have prompted discussions among European leaders about strengthening military readiness and maintaining a unified stance on sovereignty issues.