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\n Four of the five elected parties in Greenland agree to form a broad coalition on the eve of US Vice President JD Vance\u2019s visit to the arctic island.
\n ADVERTISEMENTGreenlandic lawmakers agreed on Thursday to form a new government, banding together amid pressure and renewed threats from US President Donald Trump to annex the Danish crown Arctic nation.Four of the five parties elected to Greenland\u2019s Parliament earlier this month have agreed to form a coalitional that will have 23 of 31 seats in the legislature. The agreement is set to be signed on Friday, according to local media.The agreement comes as Trump ramps up and intensifies his efforts to gain control of the Arctic island \u201cone way or the other\u201d.US Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to arrive in Greenland on Friday. He will be visiting the US\u2019 Pituffik Space Base alongside his wife \u2013 Usha Vance \u2013 which supports missile surveillance and defence operations.Usha was initially scheduled to visit on her own, but on Wednesday, JD announced he will be accompanying her on her trip as to not let her \u201chave all that fun by herself\u201d.Jens-Frederik Nielsen, leader of the Demokraatit party \u2013 the biggest party in parliament \u2013 has been intent on forming a broad coalition. Since his centre-right party\u2019s surprise victory in the 11 March election, Nielsen has argued that an urgent coalition is vital to resist US pressure.Greenland\u2019s Prime Minister M\u00fate Bourup Egede has slammed the Vances intended trip, calling it \u201cvery aggressive\u201d.\u201cUntil recently, we could safely rely on the Americans, who were our allies and friends, and with whom we liked to work closely\u201d, said Egede to local media.\u201cBut that time is over, we have to admit that, because the new American leadership is completely and utterly indifferent to what we have stood together on so far, because now it is only a matter of them taking over our country over our heads,\u201d he added.Trump covets Greenland, a self-governing region of Denmark, because it has rich mineral deposits and straddles strategic air and sea routes at a time when the US, Russia and China are all vying for position in the Arctic.Putin not surprised by renewed US interest in GreenlandRussia’s President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Trump’s push for control over Greenland wasn’t surprising given longtime US interest in the mineral-rich territory.Speaking at a policy forum in the Artic port of Murmansk, Putin noted that the United States first considered plans to win control over Greenland in the 19th century, and then offered to buy it from Denmark after World War II.\u201cIt can look surprising only at first glance and it would be wrong to believe that this is some sort of extravagant talk by the current U.S. administration,\u201d Putin said.\u201cIt\u2019s obvious that the United States will continue to systematically advance its geostrategic, military-political and economic interests in the Arctic.\u201dTrump irked much of Europe by suggesting that the United States should in some form control the self-governing, mineral-rich territory of Denmark, a US ally and NATO member.ADVERTISEMENTAs the nautical gateway to the Arctic and North Atlantic approaches to North America, Greenland has broader strategic value as both China and Russia seek access to its waterways and natural resources.Putin noted that Russia is worried about NATO\u2019s activities in the Arctic and will respond by strengthening its military capability in the polar region.\u201cWe are certainly concerned about NATO members describing the Far North as the region of possible conflicts,\u201d he said, noting that Russia’s neighbours Finland and Sweden have joined the alliance.\u201cRussia has never threatened anyone in the Arctic, but we will closely follow the developments and mount an appropriate response by increasing our military capability and modernizing military infrastructure.\u201dADVERTISEMENTRussia has sought to assert its influence over wide areas of the Arctic in competition with the United States, Canada, Denmark and Norway as shrinking polar ice from the warming planet offers new opportunities for resources and shipping routes.China also has shown an increasing interest in the region, believed to hold up to one-fourth of the Earth\u2019s undiscovered oil and gas.\u201cWe won\u2019t allow any infringement on our country\u2019s sovereignty, reliably safeguard our national interests while supporting peace and stability in the polar region,\u201d Putin said.While pledging to strengthen Russia’s military foothold in the Arctic, Putin stressed that the Kremlin was holding the door open to broader international cooperation in the region.ADVERTISEMENT<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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