Greenland’s Prime Minister Vows Denmark, Despite Trump, Will Never Sell the Frigid Island Territory to America

President Trump is not giving up his years-long idea of buying the strategically important island.

AP/Felipe Dana
Homes are illuminated after the sunset at Tasiilaq, Greenland. AP/Felipe Dana

Greenland will never become a part of America despite President-elect Trump’s years-long interest in acquiring it from Denmark, according to the island’s prime minister, Mute Egede.

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