Both the Danish and Greenland governments have said that a “reconciliation fund” would be set up to compensate the women who lost their right to have children.
It’s a bit of a weird edge case. They’re part of some EU things but not others, having actively chosen to withdraw from the European Community (predecessor to the EU) in the 80s
They’re not though. They’re some kind of independent territory of Denmark and they have special trading privileges with the EU, but a simple Google search will tell you they’re not part of it.
Under Denmark’s protection (whatever that is worth) yes, but is, for example, Bulgaria going to militarily support a non-member independent nation? Maybe. They’re not obligated to.
By proxy of being part of Denmark they are.
It’s a bit of a weird edge case. They’re part of some EU things but not others, having actively chosen to withdraw from the European Community (predecessor to the EU) in the 80s
They’re not though. They’re some kind of independent territory of Denmark and they have special trading privileges with the EU, but a simple Google search will tell you they’re not part of it.
Yup, but an attack on Greenland (for an example) is an attack on the Kingdom of Denmark. And thus is treated as such.
It could be treated as such. It could also not be. They don’t have the legal framework that membership provides.
They are part of Denmark and therefor goes under it’s protection.
If they didn’t, Greenland would have been pick off a long time ago.
Under Denmark’s protection (whatever that is worth) yes, but is, for example, Bulgaria going to militarily support a non-member independent nation? Maybe. They’re not obligated to.