Trump drops tariffs threat over Greenland after Nato talks

Following a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Donald Trump announced he would no longer impose tariffs on European countries that opposed the U.S. acquisition of Greenland. Trump stated the potential agreement would benefit the U.S. and NATO, though Rutte has not confirmed the outcome. Trump said he wants immediate talks to secure ownership of Greenland, citing U.S. national security concerns. The potential deal could involve mineral rights and the Golden Dome missile defense system. Trump stated the framework for a deal is "pretty far along" and addresses U.S. security needs, but did not specify if it included American ownership.