Denmark has modified its coat of arms for the first time in over 50 years, potentially signaling a political message amid renewed interest from Donald Trump in Greenland. Trump’s son recently visited Greenland, and the former president suggested that Greenland might benefit from becoming part of the U.S., a notion met with rejection from Greenland’s leaders. The coat of arms amendment, which highlights Greenland’s significance, comes as Denmark aims to strengthen its relationship with the island while facing upcoming elections.