
Vance says European partners quietly conceded on Greenland, raising diplomatic tensions
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President Trump’s public push to claim Greenland and subsequent jabs at NATO have unsettled nationalist and populist leaders across Europe, reducing his political leverage. While recent diplomatic talks in Washington have calmed immediate tensions, fallout has already prompted EU citizens and parties to reassess political and commercial ties — notably energy dependencies — eroding short‑term U.S. influence.

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Senior diplomats from the United States, Denmark and Greenland held productive meetings in Washington that reduced immediate tensions over U.S. interest in Greenland. While the session restored working channels and produced a commitment to continue consultations, it left unresolved strategic questions — including energy-security implications for Europe — that will require institutionalized processes to manage.





