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Live updates: Greenland sovereignty can't be negotiated, Denmark says; Trump launches Board of Peace at Davos

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By Yuliya Talmazan Verified, Dan De Luce, Keir Simmons Verified, Ellison Barber Verified
| NBC News Verified
Denmark's leader warned this morning that she will not negotiate on her country's sovereignty, after Trump announced yesterday that he had agreed to the “framework of a future deal" on Greenland. Trump said it came after a very productive meeting with NATO chief Mark Rutte. There were no details provided on what the deal would actually entail. "Security in the Arctic is a matter for the entire NATO alliance," Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said in a statement.
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Greenland is 'not just a block of ice', residents say as Trump repeats demands Original

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By Ellison Barber Verified, Michael Fiorentino Verified, Chantal Da Silva Verified, Alexander Smith Verified
| NBC News Verified
NUUK, Greenland — President Donald Trump‘s renewed demands for Denmark to hand over Greenland have received an icy response from locals on the remote Arctic island, usually far removed from world affairs.
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Her spine surgery was denied. Doctors say it's all too common.

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By Aria Bendix Verified, Ellison Barber Verified
| NBC News Verified
Aug. 20, 2025, 5:19 PM EDT By the time she graduated high school, the back pain that Nala White first noticed at age 13 had radiated to her left leg, creating an unbearable sensation of pins and needles. The mere act of standing at her graduation ceremony was excruciating. “I had to sit there and dig my nails into my palms and just bear through it,” White said. At home, a simple walk from her bedroom to the kitchen brought her to tears.
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