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Rallies in Greenland and Denmark Protest Trump’s Greenland Acquisition Push

Organizers aim to spotlight Greenlanders’ right to self‑determination during a U.S. congressional visit to Copenhagen.

Overview

  • Coordinated demonstrations are scheduled Saturday in Nuuk and in Danish cities including Copenhagen, Aarhus, Aalborg and Odense, organized by Uagut, the “Ne touchez pas au Groenland” movement and Inuit associations.
  • Turnout signals on social media number in the thousands, with about 900 people indicating participation in Nuuk, a territory of roughly 57,000 residents.
  • The Copenhagen rally is set for noon local time with a stop at the U.S. Embassy, while the Nuuk march is planned for 15:00 GMT with a procession to the U.S. consulate.
  • President Trump threatened new tariffs on countries that do not back his plan to acquire Greenland, and adviser Stephen Miller argued Denmark is too small to defend the island.
  • Danish officials reported no immediate agreement after talks in Washington, as a bipartisan U.S. delegation met Denmark’s prime minister in Copenhagen and several European allies sent small reconnaissance detachments to Greenland under Denmark’s Arctic Endurance exercise.