Trump’s Greenland U-turn stuns Europe, signs ‘infinite deal’ with NATO allies | US, Denmark, Rutte

Published on Jan 23, 2026 02:24 pm IST

President Donald Trump unveiled a new Greenland “framework deal” aimed at defusing tensions with Europe and halting planned tariffs on key EU economies. The agreement reportedly updates the 1951 U.S.–Denmark “Greenland Defense Agreement,” expanding and modernizing America’s military role on the island while increasing NATO’s presence in the Arctic. According to reports, the framework also includes additional security guarantees for Greenland and provisions for the extraction of strategic raw materials, underscoring the island’s growing geopolitical and economic importance.

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