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Trump Suggests "Something Will Work Out" Regarding Greenland

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Trump Suggests “Something Will Work Out” Regarding Greenland

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January 15, 2026
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U.S. President Donald Trump indicated on Wednesday that a resolution is possible concerning his previously stated interest in Greenland, following a high-level meeting in Washington with officials from Denmark and the autonomous territory.

Speaking to reporters, Trump described the U.S. relationship with Denmark, which holds sovereignty over Greenland, as “very good.”

“I think something will work out,” Trump stated, addressing the situation. His comments follow earlier reports of his administration’s interest in purchasing the territory, an offer that was publicly rejected by Danish officials.

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