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The EU helps Greenland with much money

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The EU gives 200 million euro to Greenland. The money flows in this and in next year. The EU helps schools and the internet. The search for raw materials gets money too. Greenland has many materials that Europe needs. These are metals for steel and batteries. Until now these come from China. The EU wants to be free.

Ursula von der Leyen visits the city Nuuk. She meets the leaders of Greenland and Denmark. Greenland belongs to Denmark, but rules itself. The island is no member of the EU. Still the people are citizens of the union. The EU sees Greenland as a good friend.

The visit is a sign for Donald Trump. The US president wanted to buy Greenland before. He says Denmark cannot protect the island. The people in Greenland do not want this. They decide about their future alone. The EU wants to make Greenland strong. The money helps for safety in the internet.

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Definitions

Raw material
Things from nature that are important for industry. For example metals or oil.
Self-rule
An area rules itself, but belongs to another country.
Buy
To get something for money.

People

Ursula von der Leyen
She is the chief of the EU commission. This is the government of the European Union.
Donald Trump
He is the president of the United States of America.

Locations

Greenland
Greenland is the biggest island on earth. It is in the Arctic.
Nuuk
This is the main city of Greenland.
Denmark
A country in the north of Europe. Greenland belongs to this country.

Sources

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SRF

Botschaft an Trump: EU baut Zusammenarbeit mit Grönland aus

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FAZ

Besuch in Nuuk: EU vertieft Partnerschaft mit Grönland

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ORF

200 Mio. Euro: Investitionspaket für Grönland angekündigt

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