Overview
- President Trump told reporters at the White House that countries not supporting a U.S. bid to claim Greenland could face new tariffs, framing the move as a national security measure.
- He offered no details on how such tariffs would be designed or implemented.
- Denmark and Greenland continue to reject any transfer of the island’s sovereignty to the United States.
- U.S. Greenland envoy Landry said on FOX News he plans to visit the island in March and expressed confidence that a deal can be reached.
- A bipartisan congressional delegation met Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenland leader Nielsen in Copenhagen, with Senator Chris Coons saying they aim to lower tensions.