Representatives from the United States, Denmark, and Greenland hold a new round of negotiations in Washington According to a report by Golden Finance, on May 29th, representatives from the United States, Denmark, and Greenland held a new round of secret negotiations in Washington D.C. on May 28th, discussing topics such as future trilateral relations, Arctic security, and resource cooperation. According to sources, representatives from Denmark and Greenland have made it clear to the US that they will not make concessions on sovereignty issues. Even if an agreement is reached in the future, the ownership of Greenland land will not be transferred to the United States. Sources indicate that the overall negotiations remain cautiously optimistic, but due to Trump's tough stance on relevant issues, there is still significant uncertainty regarding the prospects of the agreement. Some attendees pointed out that if Trump believes that the agreement cannot reflect "American interests" or is difficult to showcase as a "major victory" domestically, the relevant negotiations may come to a standstill at any time.