Trump doubles down on Greenland ahead of Davos visit, saying there is 'no going back'
How Trump stole the show at Davos and revived the WEF: ‘never been more relevant’
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President Trump reiterated his interest in acquiring Greenland, stating there is "no going back," ahead of his planned visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos. When asked how far he would go to acquire the territory, he declined to comment. This comes after warnings from other world leaders about a shift away from established global rules. Trump's arrival in Davos was delayed due to a minor electrical issue on Air Force One. Greenland's minister of industry and natural resources stated that Greenlanders do not want to be Americans and are bewildered by Trump's demands. Trump also discussed NATO, questioning whether member states would come to the aid of the US, while also claiming he has done more for NATO than anyone.
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AI-ExtractedGreenland's minister said that Greenlanders were "bewildered" by the president's demands and do not want to be Americans.
"Nobody has done more for Nato than I have, in every way."
Trump shared screenshots of text messages from Macron and Rutte regarding Greenland.
Trump questioned whether Nato would come to aid of the US, should it be required.
Trump has doubled down on his threats to take control of Greenland, saying there is "no going back".
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