‘You’ll find out’: Key takeaways from Trump’s one-year anniversary remarks

Al Jazeera DiplomaticNews ReportEN 7 min read 100% complete by Allison GrinerJanuary 21, 2026 at 02:52 AM

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The Woman Who Stands Between Donald Trump and Greenland

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On the first anniversary of his second term, President Trump held a White House briefing where he discussed various topics, including immigration, the economy, and international relations. The briefing, held on January 20, 2026, was dominated by Trump's continued pursuit of acquiring Greenland, causing tension with European allies gathered at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Trump touted "reverse migration" and "high economic growth" as accomplishments. He also suggested the UN and NATO might not endure. Trump began the day with social media posts, including AI-generated images depicting the US claiming Canada, Greenland, and Venezuela. These actions have led some leaders to question the future of US leadership on the world stage.

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"We are in the midst of a rupture, not a transition," Carney told his audience at Davos.

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Some leaders suggested it was time for Western allies to imagine a future without US leadership.

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Trump used AI-generated images to show the US laying claim to Canada, Greenland and Venezuela.

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Trump expressed optimism about his prospects of claiming Greenland.

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Trump marked the first anniversary of his second term with a news conference.

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JD Vance 30% Marco Rubio 30% World Economic Forum 40% Davos ×240% Mark Carney 40% North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) 40% UN 50% Europe 50% White House ×260% United States ×370% Greenland ×680% Donald Trump ×690%

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donald trump 100% greenland 90% international relations 70% us foreign policy 70% white house briefing 60% us leadership 50% world economic forum 50% artificial intelligence 50% united nations 40% reverse migration 40%