Danish PM seeks to counter Trump with one-day European charm offensive
The day began in Berlin for Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen as she embarked on a cross-continental charm offensive to seek support from European leaders against Trump’s threats of retaliation against Denmark, should the Nordic country refuse to hand over Greenland. After hosting a press conference with Chancellor Olaf Scholz, where her German counterpart spoke about the importance of respecting borders, she jetted off to Paris, where she shared hugs with French President Emmanuel Macron, before ending her day in a meeting with the new NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
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