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Fact-checking Trump's Davos speech

January 21, 2026

During his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Trump made several contested claims, including his desire to acquire Greenland from Denmark and his contributions to NATO. Fact-checkers noted that many of his assertions were exaggerated or false, particularly regarding historical events and international relations.

Donald Trump speaking at Davos. He is holding a microphone and wearing a dark suit with an American flag pin. He is imposed over the BBC Verify lours and branding

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Trump expressed a desire to acquire Greenland, calling it a 'small ask'.
He claimed the US 'gave Greenland back' to Denmark after World War Two.
Trump asserted he has settled eight wars, without detailing any specifics.
His speech included several claims about NATO and Chinese wind energy that were fact-checked as dubious.

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Fact-checking Trump's Davos speech

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