
America doesn't need to own Greenland — there's a better, more peaceful way
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President Donald Trump backs off military threats against Greenland at Davos, announces U.S. reached "framework deal" with NATO after Denmark rejected acquisition attempts.
Barry W. Poulson is professor emeritus at the University of Colorado, Boulder Colorado, and is on the Board of the Prosperity for US Foundation
During World War II, the Nazis occupied Denmark and had a military outpost in Greenland. The U.S. ousted the Nazis from Greenland and established military bases on the island. In 1951, the U.S. entered into an agreement with the Danish government providing for joint defense, and throughout the Cold War the U.S. maintained military facilities on the island. In 2004, the agreement was updated to give Greenland’s government a greater say in how U.S. military operations impacted its citizens.

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