Greenland 'Acquisition' Deal Inked In Davos; Trump's tariff flip lands US in new 'forever' crisis?

U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from threats to impose tariffs or use force to seize Greenland, signaling a dramatic de-escalation of a crisis that had shaken NATO and risked a global trade war. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos after meeting NATO chief Mark Rutte, Trump said, Western Arctic allies could forge a new deal that satisfies his desire for a "Golden Dome" missile‑defense system and access to critical minerals while blocking Russia and China's ambitions in the Arctic.