Denmark has created a 'night watch' to monitor Donald Trump's statements, in the context of diplomatic tensions related to Greenland.

Denmark has established a "night shift" within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to monitor the actions and statements of American President Donald Trump, considering the time zone difference between the USA and Europe. This initiative was inspired by a diplomatic dispute related to Greenland, when Trump threatened to take control of the island for strategic reasons. The night shift starts at 5:00 PM, and a report is prepared and distributed at 7:00 AM, detailing the activities of the American president. This measure reflects Denmark's adaptation to the new political reality generated by the Trump administration, which has led to a reassessment of diplomatic relations.