Blinken’s stop-over in Greenland highlights its importance to the US
“We see the relationship is as a partnership,” Blinken said
The re-opening of a consulate in Nuuk last year should be seen as signal of the United States’ commitment to its relationship with Greenland and the Arctic, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Thursday during a several-hour stop-over in the country after attending a meeting of the Arctic Council in Reykjavík.
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