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Danish PM Frederiksen mum about Greenland agreement

Sep 21, 2026

Copenhagen [Denmark], September 21: Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is continuing to withhold details of an agreement with the United States after a breakthrough was announced in the dispute over Greenland.
Frederiksen said she would only discuss the substance of the deal once an agreement had been signed, according to the reports, speaking ahead of her departure for the UN General Assembly in New York.
While Frederiksen acknowledged the keen interest in the agreement's details, she told broadcaster TV 2 that she and Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen would not sign a deal "if it was not good for Greenland." US President Donald Trump announced a breakthrough in the months-long dispute in a lengthy post on his Truth Social platform on Friday.
Source: Qatar Tribune

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