Overview
- Trump said he could impose tariffs on countries that do not support the U.S. approach to Greenland, framing the island as a national security need and offering no details on timing or targets.
- Bloomberg reports that several political groups in the European Parliament want to postpone the vote on the EU–U.S. trade agreement because of the Greenland dispute.
- Corriere della Sera notes that several European countries, excluding Italy, announced small military deployments to the Danish territory as tensions increase.
- The Center for Renewing America published a paper entertaining coercive options up to unilateral annexation, while the American Enterprise Institute warned such moves could jeopardize NATO.
- OMB under Russell Vought ordered cost estimates and management scenarios, and Reuters reported the administration has considered per-resident payments of about $10,000 to $100,000, with Denmark’s current subsidy around $600 million annually; a pending Supreme Court ruling could constrain U.S. tariff use.