Trump Jr. Visits Greenland Amid Purchase Controversy

President-elect Donald Trump has reiterated his interest in acquiring Greenland, claiming it would provide significant security benefits for the U.S. and prosperity for Greenlanders, potentially quadrupling their income. His son, Donald Trump Jr., recently visited Greenland, suggesting that the trip, although described as personal, was part of a broader strategic initiative to facilitate this acquisition. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has firmly stated that Greenland is not for sale, emphasizing the territory's desire for independence from Denmark. Despite this, Trump has shared sentiments from some locals expressing interest in U.S. control, framing the situation as an opportunity for economic development, particularly in tourism and military investments. Trump has insisted that the acquisition would be handled respectfully and peacefully, while Greenland's leadership maintains strong opposition to the proposal. The prospect of U.S. investment in Greenland is welcomed by Denmark, which sees potential for more collaboration in the North Atlantic region.