Greenland parliament moves on US-Denmark security deal
Politics · First reported 3 Nov, 12:02 · Updated 12:40
One report says Greenland’s parliament is set to ratify a security agreement on Tuesday after lawmakers signalled majority support in an earlier debate; another says Greenland has approved the deal after months of pressure from US President Donald Trump.
- Greenland’s parliament was set to ratify the security agreement on Tuesday, according to one report.
- A majority of lawmakers had signalled support during a first debate the previous month.
- Another report describes the deal as approved and says Trump had repeatedly called for Greenland to become part of the United States.
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- Decision
- Greenland’s parliament was set to ratify the security agreement on Tuesday.
- Prior support
- A majority of lawmakers signalled support in a first debate the previous month.
- Trump’s position
- Trump repeatedly called for Greenland to become part of the United States.
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