Greenland PM Warns on U.S. Threat as Davos Tensions Rise, Bitcoin Trades Below $90K

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Greenland’s government is urging residents to stay calm but alert as President Donald Trump again signals interest in taking control of the Arctic territory. Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said the risk of a U.S. military conflict remains low. 

However, he warned it still cannot be ruled out, especially as security tensions rise across the region. His comments come as Greenland hosts military forces from Denmark and seven other NATO countries, strengthening readiness while trying to avoid panic.

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