Trump Is Pushing the U.S.-Europe Alliance to the Brink Over Greenland

New York Times - WorldEN 5 min read 100% complete by Michael D. ShearJanuary 19, 2026 at 07:38 PM

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President Trump's escalating efforts to acquire Greenland are straining the long-standing U.S.-Europe alliance. Trump has threatened tariffs against European nations who resist his territorial ambitions, prompting European leaders to consider countermeasures. Some leaders are urging a strong economic response, while others worry about irreparably damaging the relationship with the United States. European leaders are scheduled to meet in Brussels this week to formulate a unified response to Trump's actions. The situation has sparked discussions about Europe building independent economic and military capabilities to reduce reliance on the U.S., but this is a long-term prospect.

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Ukraine 30% France 40% Lars Klingbeil 40% Germany ×240% Brussels ×240% German Marshall Fund 40% Emmanuel Macron 50% Greenland ×380% United States ×380% Europe ×685% Donald Trump ×790%

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u.s.-europe alliance 100% greenland 90% donald trump 90% tariffs 70% economic warfare 70% diplomatic alliance 60% european leaders 60% territorial ambitions 50% political resistance 50%

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