Greenlander in Denmark: Trump's aggression "also had its benefits."

Thursday, Apr 23, 2026

Der Standard

Greenland’s perspective on US aggression and calls for recognition of colonial crimes amid ongoing negotiations.

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An entrepreneur from Greenland, Josepha Kûitse Kunak Thomsen, believes that US President Trump’s aggression has helped bring attention to everyday racism and provided reports on Greenlandic people beyond mere statistics, though she also desires recognition for colonial crimes. Despite international focus being drawn elsewhere by events like attacks on Iran, the Greenlanders remain wary of peace as negotiations between the US, Greenland, and Denmark are ongoing, with concerns about Trump potentially escalating rhetoric again.

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