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January 09, 2014

Greenland and Denmark to agree on uranium in 2014: Danish PM
Copenhagen (AFP) Jan 08, 2014
An agreement between Greenland and Denmark governing uranium extraction in the Arctic territory will be in place by the end of the year, the Danish prime minister said on Wednesday. "I'm confident that we will get a cooperation agreement in place in the second half of 2014," Helle Thorning-Schmidt said at a press conference after meeting with her Greenlandic counterpart Aleqa Hammond. "We have made strides but we also admit that we don't agree on everything," she added. The meeting focused o ... read more

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