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Trump drops tariff threat after talks on Greenland with NATO chief, cites ‘future deal’

January 22, 2026

US President Donald Trump has abandoned his threats to impose tariffs and seize Greenland following a productive meeting with NATO chief Mark Rutte. He announced a vague framework for a future deal that aims to enhance security in the Arctic region, describing it as beneficial for both the US and NATO allies.

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Key Highlights

Trump will not impose tariffs on Greenland after meeting with NATO chief.
He described the deal as a win for the US, ensuring security in the Arctic.
The agreement was presented as a framework for future cooperation.
Trump lifted threats of sanctions against European nations regarding the issue.
The deal is expected to last indefinitely.

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Trump drops tariff threat after talks on Greenland with NATO chief, cites ‘future deal’

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