Greenland, Denmark say US talks positive but future unclear

Denmark's foreign minister said Saturday his country is currently in a better position in regards to Trump's desire to acquire Greenland but stressed the crisis is not yet resolved.

Lars Løkke Rasmussen, Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs said "We are not out of the crisis and we do not have a solution yet, but, we are in a much better position now compared to like a few weeks ago, because there are no threats on the table, there's no trade war with Europe and that is good."

 He added that he would not go into details about the ongoing discussions with US, but they believed Greenland's sovereignty and territorial integrity had been made crystal clear going into the talks.