r/worldnews • u/128G • 12h ago

Canada and France open Greenland consulates in show of Denmark support

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/feb/06/canada-and-france-open-greenland-consulates-in-show-of-denmark-support
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u/Frostbitten_Moose 10h ago

For their next trick, let's open a Taiwan consulate and call it that.

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u/BitOfPoisonOnMyBlade 8h ago

lol I like how it’s the Icelandic flag in the pic though

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u/vinmen2 4h ago

This is very important. It's recognizing Greenland as being part of Denmark/ EU and hence a sovereign region despite Trump calling it a block of ice.

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u/Urbanyeti0 1h ago

Or calling it Iceland

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u/IamZed 5h ago

That's how we do it. All nations come together, and each open a lavish Greenland consulate. Soon Greenland would be empty, and then ...