President-elect Donald Trump has made waves with some of his foreign policy plans, putting several countries on notice less than a month before returning to the White House.
His “America First” agenda is shaping up to focus on his administration’s relationships with several other countries and territories, specifically Greenland, Panama, and Canada, as he works to reimplement his foreign policy beginning next month. Here is what Trump has said about these three places and his plans.
Greenland
Greenland, a territory of Denmark, has been eyed by Trump since his first term in the White House, during which he wanted to purchase it from Denmark, but Danish officials told him it was not for sale. The territory is rich in natural resources, including gold, silver, copper, and oil, and is a vital artery offering access to the Arctic.
In announcing his ambassador to Denmark,…
