Denmark holds its breath as Trump is inaugurated

Both Danish business and the Danish government are on alert on the day Donald Trump becomes the 47th president of the United States. If Trump repeats previous views on ownership of Greenland, it will mean “the most serious foreign policy crisis Denmark has had in generations,” according to Denmark’s foreign minister.

Denmark is waiting anxiously for what Donald Trump has in store.

On the day Donald Trump is sworn in as the 47th president of the United States, many in Denmark are holding their breath.According to Danish business organizations, 100,000 jobs in Denmark are linked to exports to the United States.“There is a nervousness in Danish business in relation to what could hit us. Some of the […]


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