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Greenland minister sets 'red line' against Trump's push to acquire her country | Power & Politics
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11:02Now PlayingNaaja Nathanielsen, Greenland's minister of business, mineral resources, justice, energy and gender equality, calls for continued discussion with U.S. despite the threats toward her country and its European allies, but asserts that there's a 'red line' for Greenland: 'We do not want to be bought or sold, and we do not want to be occupied by an ally.' Nathanielsen says that, like Canadians who faced 51st state threats, she finds the idea of an ally attacking 'surreal.'
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