“We are very, very sorry, Denmark”, say worried US Americans

In the wake of Trump´s comments on Greenland, US Americans reach out to The Copenhagen Post to apologize for his actions and uphold their standing in the international community

Tristand Fender

Jan 10, 2025

Many US Americans are reaching out to The Copenhagen Post and scrambling to salvage their international reputation after Donald Trump ended a year already marked by political turmoil with threats regarding a potential annexation of Greenland. Trump is not a stranger to outrageous statements, however, the disregard for the sovereignty of a NATO ally has sent unseen ripples not only through the political community but the general population as well. While several heads of […]

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