Greenland’s Prime Minister tells a U.S. envoy visiting Nuuk that Greenland’s self-determination cannot be negotiated, according to reporting from Canadian outlets. The statement is presented as a clear response to the visit and any discussion around Greenland’s status and future governance. CBC reports the premier frames Greenland’s self-determination as “non-negotiable,” indicating that Greenland will not trade or bargain away its political autonomy in talks with the United States. The Winnipeg Free Press similarly says the premier tells the Trump envoy that self-determination cannot be negotiated. Both accounts describe the message as firm and consistent, without detailing any agreement reached. The sources do not provide additional specifics in the excerpts provided, such as the topics discussed, policy proposals raised by the envoy, or any concrete outcomes of the meeting. Overall, the shared emphasis is the premier’s position that Greenland’s autonomy remains central and is treated as a guiding principle for any engagement with Washington.