US EditionTrump says Greenland framework with NATO involves mineral rights for U.S.
A framework deal with NATO on Greenland and the Arctic halts 25% tariffs on European allies, securing U.S. mineral rights and Arctic missile defense plans, Trump said.
- On January 21, 2026, President Donald Trump announced a Greenland framework following a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at the World Economic Forum, Davos, Switzerland, describing it as a preliminary outline.
- Aimed at Arctic security, the plan seeks to prevent Russia and China from gaining influence in Greenland and to enhance collective NATO efforts among the seven Arctic NATO allies, while expanding U.S. involvement in critical minerals.
- The White House said officials named Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and special envoy Steve Witkoff to lead negotiations, including discussions on military access and the Golden Dome system.
- Markets reacted by rebounding as European leaders expressed relief, Denmark reiterated Greenland is not for sale Wednesday, and Mary Lovely warned `the U.S. is not a reliable partner`.
- Later, Trump cancelled additional tariffs on eight European countries due Feb. 1 that had been set to start at 10% and rise to 25%, while the European Union legislative body suspended trade deal approval.
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Trump’s proposed Greenland deal may give US control of land around military bases
Greenland would have to give the US control of some of its land as part of a framework deal announced by President Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday.
Trump says ‘framework of deal’ on Greenland reached with Nato chief
• Rule out use of force, lifts tariff threat against European countries• European Parliament suspends work on EU-US trade deal DAVOS: US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he had reached a framework for a deal over Greenland following a meeting with Nato chief Mark Rutte, and that he would therefore waive tariffs scheduled to hit European allies. In a speech on Wednesday at the World Economic Forum at Davos, Trump for the first time ruled …
Donald Trump released some details about his agreement on Greenland in conjunction with NATO, and in addition to ensuring that he got “everything he wanted,” he mentioned how long security cooperation with the alliance countries will continue. “I think (the agreement) puts everyone in a very good position, especially in security,” Donald Trump replied to a CNN journalist at the Davos World Economic Forum on Wednesday, January 21. However, Trump …
Trump Calls Off Tariffs Over Greenland After Forming “Framework of a Future Deal” With NATO Leader
(The Center Square)—President Donald Trump called off tariffs on U.S. allies opposed to his plans to annex Greenland after announcing a tentative deal with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte for a future deal on Greenland. Trump said he won’t impose tariffs over the issue after meeting with Rutte at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday. “We have formed the framework of a future deal with respect to Greenland and, in fact, …
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