The Danish foreign minister expressed openness to working more closely with the U.S. to ensure its interests in the region are addressed after President-elect Donald Trump said he wants to buy the Danish territory of Greenland—but the foreign minister continued to cast doubt on Trump’s idea to acquire the island.

In her call with Trump, Mette Frederiksen also reiterated the Greenland PM's comments that it was "not for sale"

When President-elect Donald Trump mused about buying Greenland from Denmark during his first administration, the Danish prime minister called the idea “absurd” and rebuffed him outright.

The Danish prime minister told President-elect Trump that Greenland will decide its future in a call Wednesday, according to a press release. The release from Danish Prime Minister Mette

A new USA TODAY/Suffolk University found a little more than half of Americans don't support Donald Trump's proposal to acquire Greenland.

Donald Trump confirmed his interest in acquiring Greenland for the US, Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said following a 45-minute phone call with the incoming US president on Wednesday.

Trump’s talk of acquiring the island has raised the profile of Greenland, but it has also prompted some anxieties

Incoming US President Donald Trump has said he wants to buy the gargantuan island of Greenland, which belongs to Denmark. Many Greenlanders want nothing to do with Trump's initiative, while others have signaled interest.