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Tensions over Greenland escalated after Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney took a pointed dig at Donald Trump, rejecting any notion of U.S. pressure or leverage over the Arctic territory. Carney emphasized that global stability depends on cooperation, not coercion, and signaled Canada’s firm support for Denmark and Greenland amid rising geopolitical rhetoric.

Without naming Trump directly, Carney underscored that true power comes from restraint, reciprocity, and respect—not threats or force. His remarks are being read as a clear warning that Canada will stand guard over Arctic security, even as speculation grows over Washington’s intentions in the region.




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00:00The solution to the security needs of Greenland but the entire Arctic region is coordinated
00:06through NATO. First and foremost Canada will take responsibility for our Arctic
00:10but working in conjunction with others. Going back to Davos as well the president
00:15was interviewed on Fox News and he talked about NATO troops and NATO troops staying back from the
00:21front in Afghanistan. I'm wondering if you think the president should apologize for that on a
00:26secondary topic on Greenland he backed down from threats on Greenland. Do you think that settled
00:31would Canada send troops to Greenland to support the European allies?
00:36So let me be absolutely clear with respect to the contribution what everyone should recognize
00:45Canadians recognize and we are fundamentally grateful for the extraordinary contributions
00:52of the men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces in a variety of theaters including very much
01:00Afghanistan. We were the first to invoke Article 5. We were the first to send support after 9-11
01:08people to New York City. We sent 40,000 Canadian troops serving over 13 years on the front lines in
01:20Afghanistan. In Kandahar as one example 158 of those soldiers paid the ultimate sacrifice. One of our diplomats
01:32paid the ultimate sacrifice. Thousands more were injured. 30 of our soldiers won the American Bronze Star for service
01:47in combat, for courage in combat. It's an extraordinary contribution for liberty, for freedom, for human rights,
01:56defending the United States, defending Canadian values. Everyone should recognize that. All Canadians are in their debt.
02:07Now, I think you had a second part, but I've…
02:10On Greenland.
02:11On Greenland.
02:12Do you think that settled or would you consider?
02:14I think that I thought from the start to follow, which is, and this is a point, by the way, I made at the NATO summit in June.
02:23In June. The importance of reinforcing Arctic security across the entire Arctic theater, to use that term,
02:32which very much includes Greenland, Northern Arctic, the Nordic countries as well.
02:37It has been the view of this government that NATO has not put enough emphasis on that.
02:42Canada is putting emphasis since we've come into office.
02:45We put emphasis on that. And that the solution to the security needs of Greenland, but the entire
02:52Arctic region, is coordinated through NATO. First and foremost, Canada will take responsibility for
02:58our Arctic. But working in conjunction with others, we have close and deepening cooperation with the
03:04Nordic Baltic Gate group of countries. I've met with the NATO Secretary-General on a couple of occasions,
03:11three occasions now, about this issue. I think by reinforcing that security umbrella, it addresses the
03:19fundamental needs of those countries. Denmark addresses the fundamental needs of Greenland, helps support
03:27security in Canada. So that aspect is very much taken care of. Thank you.
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