Less than 20 percent of Americans approve of President Trump’s efforts to acquire Greenland, with a majority also saying it would not be a “good idea” for the U.S. to take the island using

Greenland is a member of NATO and the defence of Greenland must therefore be through NATO,' the government said.

Trump told reporters that Greenland's only defense is 'two dog sleds,' as the Arctic island government warns it 'cannot accept' a US takeover.

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Alaska Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski and New Hampshire Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen filed legislation to block the U.S. from taking Greenland by force.

The White House Instagram account posted an edited image showing the President looking at a map of Greenland with the caption 'Monitoring the situation'

The high-stakes talks concern the Arctic island, which remains a semiautonomous territory of Denmark, a vital NATO ally of the United States.

Greenland has become the latest flashpoint in a rapidly intensifying global power struggle. As U.S. President Donald Trump renews his claim that America must “own” Greenland for national security, the Arctic territory is pushing back — firmly rejecting any takeover and insisting its defence must come through NATO,