Greenlanders launch boycott of U.S. goods in response to Trump’s annexation comments
A growing movement in Greenland is calling for a boycott of American goods, sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump’s repeated statements suggesting the U.S. should annex the island. The Greenlandic broadcaster KNR reports that a social media-driven boycott campaign has gained significant traction, with over 1,900 people joining the Facebook group “Boykot amerikanske varer i Grønland” (“Boycott American goods in Greenland”) since its launch on March 4.
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