Europe pushes back against Trump over Greenland military threat
On Wednesday, European leaders reacted with apprehension to President-elect Donald Trump's refusal to rule out occupying Greenland with military force.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz told reporters in Berlin on Wednesday that the European Union's leaders will not stand for the borders of Denmark to be violated, as international law upholds the sovereignty of Danish land.
The idea of inviolability of borders applies to all countries, whether they are to the east or west of us, Scholz added, adding that in his conversations with our European allies, a certain lack of understanding has surfaced over recent pronouncements from the USA.
His remarks followed Trump's refusal on Tuesday to rule out using economic pressure or military force to try to seize Greenland. He made these comments during a ...