Mette Frederiksen stresses “we cannot negotiate about our sovereignty,” as U.S. president steps back from the brink of a trade war over Arctic island.

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Trump said the U.S. needed to own Greenland. Under this deal, it wouldn't.

U.S. futures are higher and world shares are mixed ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump’s speech to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

The US president made a series of contested claims, ranging from the status of Greenland to Nato spending.

Nearly 3,000 high-level participants from business, government and beyond plus untold numbers of activists, journalists and observers are converging on the Swiss town of Davos for the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting.

AkademikerPension's move comes amid increasing tensions between Denmark and the U.S. over Greenland.

Scott Bessent replied to a question on Danish investments by saying that ‘Denmark’s investment in US treasury bonds, like Denmark itself, is irrelevant’ Rutte navigates his role skillfully, as he faces another question on the future of Nato and Europe’s role in the alliance. He says Nato needs the US, as the EU countries only contribute 25% of Nato’s GDP spending, and so the US president remains the leader of the free world and a fundamental part of Nato. “So last night in his presser he was doubtful whether the Europeans would come to the rescue if Article Five will be trigger. And I tell him yes, they will, as they did on the on the 11 September in 2001, when for the first and only time, the Article Five was triggered. “You can be assured that I’m working on this issue behind the scenes, but I cannot do that in public. So, I’m sorry, no comment from me on Greenland.” Continue reading...

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