The King of Denmark has unveiled a new royal coat of arms that emphasises the country's ties to Greenland, after US President-elect Donald Trump recently mooted taking control of the island.The new coat of arms, approved by King Frederik X in December, places the symbols of the polar bear and ram more prominently than previously, each emblazoned in their own quarter."The ram is the symbol of the Faroe Islands and dates back to the 14th century," the Danish royal house's official website notes.
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