Trump's Greenland Gambit: A Diplomatic Balancing Act

British Foreign Minister David Lammy expressed confidence that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump acknowledges Greenland as part of Denmark. He noted Trump's rhetoric's destabilizing potential due to past unpredictability, suggesting concerns about Russia and China might be driving Trump's interest in Greenland.

In a recent interview, British Foreign Minister David Lammy expressed his confidence that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is aware of Greenland's status as part of the Kingdom of Denmark. Lammy's comments came amidst discussions about Trump's intentions concerning Greenland.

Lammy highlighted the potential destabilizing effect of Trump's previous rhetoric, acknowledging its intensity and unpredictability. He referenced Trump's first term as a period when such rhetoric created uncertainties on the global stage.

Furthermore, Lammy suggested that Trump's interest in Greenland could be driven by concerns regarding Russia and China in the Arctic region, particularly relating to national economic security. He reiterated his belief that Trump recognizes Greenland's current affiliation with Denmark.

(With inputs from agencies.)