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Vice President JD Vance Alters Greenland Trip Amid Tensions

The Vances modify their Greenland itinerary to reduce tensions, focusing on national security rather than cultural events, amid local and Danish leader criticism.

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  1. Vance and his wife appease Denmark with change to Greenland visit plans

    The change of agenda that now keeps the Vances, Waltz and Wright far away from any major Greenlandic settlements appeared to assuage Greenlanders and Danes.

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  2. JD Vance to travel to Greenland with second lady; Waltz no longer going

    Greenland is now regarded as a strategic territory and gateway to the Arctic and North Atlantic, attracting interest from China and Russia.

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  3. Change in itinerary for US VP JD Vance brings relief for Greenland and Denmark

    The vice president’s decision to visit a U.S. military base in Greenland has removed the risk of violating potential diplomatic taboos by sending a delegation to another country without an official invitation.

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  4. Change in itinerary for US Vice President JD Vance brings cautious relief for Greenland and Denmark

    The vice president’s decision to visit a U.S. military base in Greenland has removed the risk of violating potential diplomatic taboos by sending a delegation to another country without an official invitation.

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  5. Attacks show Moscow not moving towards ‘real peace’ despite ceasefire talks, says Zelenskyy – Europe live

    Expect this topic to continue to attract a lot of attention ahead of Friday, as a practical test of what US leaders are prepared to do and say on Greenland, which remains a Danish territory and does not appear to show much interest in becoming a part of the US.

    Attacks show Moscow not moving towards ‘real peace’ despite ceasefire talks, says Zelenskyy – Europe live

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  6. JD Vance to accompany wife to Greenland amid backlash

    The US' interest in Greenland's security, given its strategic importance, makes sense, he said.

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  7. Vance to Visit Greenland as Denmark Condemns US ‘Pressure’ on Territory

    The American delegation was not invited by Greenland or Denmark, and the visit comes as ties between the territory and the United States continue to sour over a pressure campaign by the Trump administration, which seeks to establish American control over the region.

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  8. Vance to join wife for Greenland trip on Friday, suggests global security at stake

    The vice president’s decision to visit a U.S. military base in Greenland has removed the risk of violating potential diplomatic taboos by sending a delegation to another country without an official invite.

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  9. Vice President Vance is going to Greenland this week. The itinerary has shifted

    In the decades since, neglect and inaction from Danish leaders and past U.S. administrations have presented our adversaries with the opportunity to advance their own priorities in Greenland and the Arctic.

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  10. Citing ‘Excitement’ About Trip, Vance To Join Second Lady on Greenland Visit Even as Residents, Leaders Say ‘Go Away’

    In the decades since, neglect and inaction from Danish leaders and past U.S. administrations have presented our adversaries with the opportunity to advance their own priorities in Greenland and the Arctic.

    Citing ‘Excitement’ About Trip, Vance To Join Second Lady on Greenland Visit Even as Residents, Leaders Say ‘Go Away’

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  11. JD Vance to head to Greenland, touting Trump's 'different direction'

    The vice president’s visit will likely be viewed as a further escalation from Greenland and Danish authorities, who have opposed the sale of the island.

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  12. Vance says he's joining wife Usha on trip to Greenland this week

    Unfortunately, leaders in both America and in Denmark, I think, ignored Greenland for far too long.

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  13. US Visit Puts 'Unacceptable Pressure' on Greenland: Denmark

    The visits, presented as private, have angered Danish and Greenlandic politicians.

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  14. JD Vance to join wife on Greenland trip as US pressure builds

    The Arctic territory is rich in untapped minerals and is strategically located for U.S. military interests.

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Updated: Mar 26th, 2025, 1:47 PM ET

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U.S. Vice President JD Vance, responding to rising tensions, has altered his trip to Greenland to focus on national security at the Pituffik Space Base instead of cultural events. This change has relieved Danish and Greenlandic officials, who were concerned about the potential backlash from local residents against the Trump administration's past provocative actions regarding the territory. The Vances will now avoid direct interactions with the public, as Greenland's government has expressed that it did not invite the visit and criticized U.S. influence. Vance claims the need to reinvigorate security in the region is paramount.


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  • US Vice-President JD Vance will join his wife Usha in travelling to Greenland on Friday, focusing the visit on national security due to ongoing threats from rival nations.

  • Vance has stated that the visit is crucial for assessing security concerns in Greenland, highlighting the need to address adversarial interests in the Arctic region while cancelling outreach events in response to Greenlandic protests.


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