Trump’s fragile Greenland ‘framework’ with NATO

Al JazeeraCenterEN 1 min read 100% complete January 23, 2026 at 08:45 PM

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In January 2026, Donald Trump announced a developing "framework" for a future US-Greenland deal discussed during US-NATO talks. The discussions, which took place at the World Economic Forum in Davos, involve US missile defense systems and mineral rights in Greenland. The framework aims to alleviate concerns raised by Trump's previous threats of tariffs and military intervention. The potential deal raises questions about its impact on Greenlanders and US-Europe relations. The discussions were produced by Al Jazeera and featured correspondent Jonah Hull.

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Sarí el-Khalili 30% Jonah Hull 30% Davos 40% Europe 50% Al Jazeera ×260% North Atlantic Treaty Organization 70% United States 80% Donald Trump ×290% Greenland ×495%

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greenland 100% us-nato relations 80% missile defense 70% mineral rights 70% us-europe relations 60% donald trump 60% international relations 50% tariffs 40% military intervention 40%

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