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yahoo.com | Isabelle Yr Carlsson |Stine Jacobsen
By Isabelle Yr Carlsson and Stine JacobsenCOPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark's parliament on Friday took an important step towards ratifying a defence cooperation deal with the United States that expands the U.S. military's rights in the Nordic country despite a diplomatic dispute over Greenland. Recent opinion polls have shown significant opposition among Danes to the 10-year pact which, if ratified, would grant the U.S. military broad access to station troops and store equipment on Danish soil.
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msn.com | Isabelle Yr Carlsson |Louise S. Rasmussen
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msn.com | Isabelle Yr Carlsson |Louise S. Rasmussen
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japantimes.co.jp | Isabelle Yr Carlsson |Louise S. Rasmussen
Greenland, a semiautonomous territory of Denmark, is holding a parliamentary election Tuesday with independence a key campaign theme after U.S. President Donald Trump said he wants control over the world's biggest island. Greenland became a formal territory of the Kingdom of Denmark in 1953, with Copenhagen controlling foreign affairs, defense and monetary policy. It has had the right to hold a referendum on independence since 2009, and some locals see the election as a chance to secede.
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marketscreener.com | Isabelle Yr Carlsson |Louise S. Rasmussen
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Greenland, a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark, will hold a parliamentary election on March 11 with independence a key campaign theme after U.S. President Donald Trump said he wants control over the world's biggest island. Greenland became a formal territory of the Kingdom of Denmark in 1953, with Copenhagen controlling foreign affairs, defence and monetary policy.
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streetinsider.com | Isabelle Yr Carlsson |Louise S. Rasmussen
1. SPY2. RKLB3. NVDA4. PATH5. ADBE6. ETN7. MX8. INTC9. AAL10. FERG Tweet Share E-mail0 shares FILE PHOTO: A man walks as Danish flag flutters next to Hans Egede Statue ahead of a March 11 general election in Nuuk, Greenland, March 9, 2025.
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2 months ago | 
msn.com | Stine Jacobsen |Isabelle Yr Carlsson
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2 months ago | 
ca.finance.yahoo.com | Stine Jacobsen |Isabelle Yr Carlsson
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Orsted Chief Executive Mads Nipper will step down to be replaced by company insider Rasmus Errboe, the world's biggest offshore wind developer said on Friday, as it seeks to arrest an 83% slump in its share price since its 2021 peak. The Danish renewables firm has been crucial to establishing a European industry for wind at sea, but the industry has struggled in recent years with rising costs, supply chain bottlenecks, higher interest rates, and regulatory changes.
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businesslive.co.za | Anna Ringstrom |Isabelle Yr Carlsson
Copenhagen — More than four in five Greenlanders are opposed to becoming a part of the US, with almost one half saying they regard the interest by US President Donald Trump as a threat, according to a survey. Trump said earlier this month that Greenland was vital to US security and Denmark should give up control of the strategically important semi-autonomous Arctic island.
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2 months ago | 
independent.co.uk | Anna Ringstrom |Isabelle Yr Carlsson
Only six per cent of Greenlanders surveyed wanted to join the U.SA new poll reveals that an overwhelming majority of Greenlanders reject the idea of their Arctic island becoming part of the United States, with many viewing President Trump's interest as a threat. The survey by pollster Verian, commissioned by Danish newspaper Berlingske and Greenlandic daily Sermitsiaq, found that 85 per cent of Greenlanders do not want their semi-autonomous Danish territory to become part of the US.
