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Senators criticise Trump’s Greenland tariffs, warn NATO could be divided

January 18, 2026

President Trump's announcement of a 10 percent tariff on Denmark and several European allies in response to their opposition to U. S. control of Greenland has sparked significant backlash. European nations, including Germany, France, and the Nordic countries, have vowed to respond unitedly, warning that such tariffs could damage transatlantic relations and undermine NATO.

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Trump announced a 10 percent tariff on Denmark and other European allies over Greenland control.
European nations pledged to respond in unity against U. S. tariff threats.
EU has put trade deal negotiations with the U. S. on hold due to escalating tensions.
Senators in the U. S. warned that tariffs could harm NATO and benefit adversaries.
EU leaders reaffirmed their support for Denmark and Greenland's sovereignty.

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Senators criticise Trump’s Greenland tariffs, warn NATO could be divided

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