The issue of Greenland’s future has resurfaced in the wake of the US military intervention in Venezuela.
President Donald Trump has again insisted that the US "needed" Greenland for security reasons and has refused to rule out the use of force to take control of the semi-autonomous Danish territory.
At a meeting in Paris today, European leaders rallied to Greenland’s defence – issuing a joint statement saying Greenland belongs to its people, and that they will defend Greenland’s territorial integrity.
The BBC’s James Waterhouse has been following the story from Paris.
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