Greenland’s population overwhelmingly rejects becoming part of the US, with 85% opposing the idea, according to a Verian poll commissioned by Danish and Greenlandic newspapers. Only 6% of respondents supported joining the US, while 9% remained undecided. Denmark’s government dismissed Trump’s interest, emphasizing Greenland’s autonomy under international law. The poll also found that 45% of Greenlanders see Trump’s interest as a threat, and only 8% would choose US citizenship over Danish if forced to decide.
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00:02Greenland's population overwhelmingly rejects becoming part of the U.S., with 85% opposing
00:07the idea, according to a variant poll commissioned by Danish and Greenlandic newspapers.
00:12Only 6% of respondents supported joining the U.S., while 9% remained undecided.
00:17Denmark's government dismissed Trump's interest,
00:20emphasizing Greenland's autonomy under international law.
00:24The poll also found 45% of Greenlanders see Trump's interest as a threat,
00:28and only 8% would choose U.S. citizenship over Danish if forced.
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