European Parliament President Roberta Metsola made a big statement regarding the US President, saying – Greenland is not for sale.

New Delhi. US President Donald Trump wants to occupy Greenland. Threatened to impose tariffs on European allies if possession is not obtained. On this statement of Trump, President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola has said that Greenland is not for sale. Its sovereignty and territorial integrity must be respected. In a post on X, Metsola said that the EU supports the people of Denmark and Greenland. The measures against NATO allies announced today will not help ensure security in the Arctic. On the contrary, they create risks. Our joint enemies and encourage those who want to destroy our way of life with our common values.

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The European Union supports Denmark and the people of Greenland. We do so united in resolve.

The measures against NATO allies announced today will not help in ensuring security in the Arctic. They risk the opposite, emboldening our joint enemies and those who wish to destroy our…

— Roberta Metsola (@EP_President) January 17, 2026

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President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola said that no threat of tariffs can and will not change this fact. The European Union has called for halting the ratification process of the EU-US trade agreement announced in July 2025. European People’s Party Vice President Siegfried Mureșan said that we had to very soon ratify the EU-US trade agreement from last July, which would have brought tariffs to zero percent on imports from the US into the EU. However, given recent developments, this confirmation will have to wait a little longer in this new context. The agreement announced between the US and the EU in July 2025 will include a bilateral framework aimed at solving various tariff and trade issues. The agreement was unveiled on Saturday, but Trump threatened to impose tariffs on Denmark and other European countries unless they agreed to sell Greenland, citing the interest of China and Russia in the region.