US EditionTrump says Greenland framework with NATO involves mineral rights for U.S.
- On Jan. 21, 2026, President Donald Trump paused planned tariffs after announcing he and NATO formed a framework for a future Greenland and Arctic region deal, canceling levies set for Feb. 1.
- On Jan. 17, President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on Denmark and seven other allies to press for Greenland, later warning, `We probably won't get anything unless I decide to use excessive strength and force, where we would be, frankly, unstoppable, but I won’t do that`.
- President Donald Trump linked Greenland to his Golden Dome air-defense plan and mineral rights, describing the $175 billion system as central to countering Russia and China in the Arctic region.
- NATO officials clarified the framework's security focus rather than any territorial transfer, while Denmark and European allies insisted Greenland is not for sale, and Ed Markey criticized, `Once again, Trump creates an international crisis and then rides in on his hobbyhorse to 'fix' it`.
- Local officials advised households in Nuuk, Greenland to stock five days of essentials as the Greenland government urged preparation and residents bought provisions amid lingering uncertainty.
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After a salve of invectives, Donald Trump finally announced since Davos, Switzerland, that he had reached the "framework of a future agreement" on Greenland. He welcomed a "very productive meeting" with the boss of NATO, and announced that he would lift his tariff threats against eight European countries, including France. Washington obtained "everything he wanted", he assured, but without detailing the content of this draft compromise. - "Frame…
Trump announces framework for Greenland, Arctic deal with NATO
U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States and NATO have agreed on a framework for a future deal involving Greenland and the broader Arctic region, and said tariffs planned for Europe would not go into effect. Trump announced the framework Wednesday in a post following a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, saying the discussions produced “the framework of a future deal with respect to Greenland and, in fact, the entire Arctic…
New details trickle out in Trump's mysterious Greenland deal
New details emerged Wednesday afternoon in President Donald Trump's mysterious Greenland deal. The deal reportedly involves the United States having "small pockets of land" on the Arctic island, according to The New York Times. Trump said that he had reached a framework of an agreement with Mark Rut...
US President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he will cancel his plan to impose tariffs on eight European nations that were part of a plan to take Greenland, taking a drastic turn shortly after insisting that he wanted to get "the right, title and ownership" of the island.
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