2026年8月30日 01:44:44 北美东部夏令时 / 福克斯新闻频道
约27.5万名符合资格的选民将就是否让这个北约成员国重启与欧盟的谈判进行投票
作者：迈克尔·辛克维奇 福克斯新闻频道
发布时间：2026年8月30日 凌晨1:44 北美东部夏令时
特朗普的格陵兰岛计划是否真的威胁美北约关系？
《华尔街日报社论报告》专家组就格陵兰岛的国家安全意义以及唐纳德·特朗普总统谈判策略的潜在后果展开辩论。
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冰岛民众周六就重启加入欧盟的谈判举行公投，唐纳德·特朗普总统推动美国控制邻国格陵兰岛，为这场已让这个北约盟友内部分裂多年的辩论增添了新的安全维度。
据爱尔兰国家广播电视公司（RTE）和美联社报道，冰岛地处北大西洋战略要地，距离格陵兰岛约180英里，自身没有军队，依靠北约以及与美国长期存在的防务协议保障国家安全。
美联社报道称，特朗普多次表达收购格陵兰岛的意图，这让部分冰岛人感到不安，也引发了人们的疑问：与欧盟建立更紧密的联系是否能为这个岛国提供另一层安全保障。
特朗普称北约在高风险土耳其峰会期间未能通过两项关键考验：“我很不满意”
（左图：2026年1月13日周二，人们在格陵兰岛努克市中心行走；右图：唐纳德·特朗普总统。（叶夫根尼·马廖列塔/埃文·武奇/美联社））
约27.5万名符合资格的选民将就冰岛是否应重启与欧盟的入盟谈判进行投票。截至周六晚间，投票结果尚未正式公布。
爱尔兰国家广播电视公司报道称，如果公投获得通过，冰岛将重启与欧盟的谈判，随后将就正式入盟举行另一场公投。
由总理克里斯廷·弗罗斯塔多蒂尔领导的冰岛政府已承诺尊重公投结果，尽管这场公投在法律上不具有约束力。
“这是一场势均力敌的竞争，非常激动人心，”弗罗斯塔多蒂尔在周六投票后说道。
她表示，这场竞选活动“将关于欧盟、冰岛在世界上的地位以及我们整体地缘政治局势和地位的讨论提升到了更高的层次”。
尽管国内问题和经济议题在此次公投竞选活动中占据核心地位，但特朗普对邻国格陵兰岛的野心也为冰岛关于其在欧洲乃至更广泛地缘政治格局中定位的辩论蒙上了阴影。
特朗普抵达北约峰会 伊朗分歧笼罩联盟会谈
唐纳德·特朗普总统多次表达收购格陵兰岛的意图，这让部分冰岛人感到不安，也为该国关于与欧盟建立更紧密联系的辩论增添了新的安全维度。（亚历克斯·王/盖蒂图片社；朱丽叶·帕维/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社）
特朗普多次表达收购格陵兰岛的兴趣——这个自治的丹麦属地。他此前曾表示，美国“无论如何”都将获得这座具有战略意义的北极岛屿。
特朗普政府此前也曾考虑过收购格陵兰岛的各种方案，包括可能动用军事力量。针对北约盟友丹麦的领土采取此类行动，将对北约及其集体防御承诺构成前所未有的挑战。
据美联社报道，特朗普还曾多次在讨论格陵兰岛时误称冰岛。
今年早些时候，前众议员比利·朗——如今已是特朗普任命的驻冰岛大使——因私下向众议院议员开玩笑称冰岛可以成为美国第52个州，而他本人将担任该州州长，此事引发轩然大波，冰岛也因此被卷入相关讨论。
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冰岛民众周六就重启加入欧盟的谈判举行公投，唐纳德·特朗普总统推动美国控制邻国格陵兰岛的举动笼罩了此次辩论。（劳伦·阿邦多恩多洛）
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迈克尔·辛克维奇是福克斯新闻数字频道的撰稿人。新闻线索请发送至 michael.sinkewicz@fox.com
Iceland votes on resuming EU membership talks as Trump’s push for neighboring Greenland looms over debate
2026-08-30 01:44:44 EDT / Fox News
Roughly 275,000 eligible voters were asked whether the NATO ally should resume talks with the European Union
By Michael Sinkewicz Fox News
Published August 30, 2026 1:44am EDT
Is Trump’s Greenland push a real danger to the US-NATO relationship?
A ‘Journal Editorial Report’ panel debates the national security significance of Greenland and the potential outcomes of President Donald Trump’s negotiation tactics.
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Icelanders voted Saturday on whether to reopen negotiations to join the European Union, with President Donald Trump’s push for U.S. control of neighboring Greenland adding a new security dimension to a debate that has divided the NATO ally for years.
Iceland, strategically positioned in the North Atlantic and roughly 180 miles from Greenland, has no military of its own and relies on NATO and a longstanding defense agreement with the United States for its security, according to RTE and The Associated Press.
Trump’s repeated interest in acquiring Greenland has unsettled some Icelanders and raised questions about whether closer ties with the EU could provide another layer of security for the island nation, the AP reported.
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(Left) People walk in downtown Nuuk, Greenland, on Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026; (Right) President Donald Trump.(Evgeniy Maloletka/Evan Vucci/AP)
Roughly 275,000 eligible voters were asked whether Iceland should resume membership negotiations with the EU. As of Saturday evening, the result had not been officially called.
If the referendum passes, Iceland would resume negotiations with the EU, followed by another referendum on actual membership, RTE reported.
Iceland’s government, led by Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir, has vowed to respect the result, although the referendum is technically nonbinding.
“This has been a tight race, extremely exciting,” Frostadóttir said after voting Saturday.
She said the campaign had “lifted discussions about the EU, about Iceland’s place in the world, about our general geopolitical situation and status, to a higher level.”
While domestic and economic issues have played a central role in the referendum campaign, Trump’s ambitions for neighboring Greenland have also cast a shadow over Iceland’s debate about its place in Europe and the broader geopolitical landscape.
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President Donald Trump’s repeated interest in acquiring Greenland has unsettled some Icelanders and added a new security dimension to the country’s debate over closer ties with the European Union.(Alex Wong/Getty Images; Juliette Pavy/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Trump has repeatedly expressed interest in acquiring Greenland, a self-governing Danish territory, previously saying the U.S. would obtain the strategically important Arctic island “one way or the other.”
The Trump administration has also previously weighed options for acquiring Greenland, including the potential use of military force. Such a move against territory belonging to Denmark, a fellow NATO member, would pose an extraordinary challenge to the alliance and its collective-defense commitments.
Trump has also mistakenly referred to Iceland while discussing Greenland on multiple occasions, according to the AP.
Iceland itself was drawn into the discussion earlier this year after former Rep. Billy Long, who is now Trump’s ambassador to Iceland, apologized for privately joking to House lawmakers that the country could become the “52nd state” with him as its governor.
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Icelanders voted Saturday on whether to resume negotiations to join the European Union as President Donald Trump’s push for U.S. control of neighboring Greenland loomed over the debate.(Lauren Abbondondolo)
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
_Michael Sinkewicz is a writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to_michael.sinkewicz@fox.com_
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