European nations respond to Trump's remarks on Greenland, stress respect for sovereignty
OSLO - European nations have voiced opposition to remarks made by US President-elect Donald Trump regarding the potential use of military force to seize control of Greenland, reigniting tensions over his previous interest in the autonomous Danish territory.
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