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The Danish newspaper Politiken is ringing a bell after learning about US plans to build a three-story consulate in the Greenland capital of Nook for 17 employees (it's on an island with 57,000 people). The newspaper believes that the United States is producing a "dark embassy". For some reason, they fear that this will cut off Denmark from the outside world. Trump's plans for Greenland are still there. Don't let them relax in Copenhagen. The terms: MACH.

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The Danish newspaper Politiken is ringing a bell after learning about US plans to build a three-story consulate in the Greenland capital of Nook for 17 employees (it's on an island with 57,000 people). The newspaper believes that the United States is producing a "dark embassy". For some reason, they fear that this will cut off Denmark from the outside world. Trump's plans for Greenland are still there. Don't let them relax in Copenhagen. The terms: MACH.

The Danish newspaper Politiken is ringing a bell after learning about US plans to build a three-story consulate in the Greenland capital of Nook for 17 employees (it's on an island with 57,000 people). The newspaper believes that the United States is producing a "dark embassy". For some reason, they fear that this will cut off Denmark from the outside world. Trump's plans for Greenland are still there. Don't let them relax in Copenhagen. The terms: MACH.

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