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Trump Softens Greenland Threats, Signals Deal to Ease NATO Tensions. US President Donald Trump has abruptly stepped back from threats to use tariffs or force to pressure Denmark over Greenland, signaling that a deal may be within reach after talks in Davos. After meeting NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Trump ruled out military action and said Western allies could reach a long-term agreement on Greenland that boosts Arctic security limits Russian and Chinese influence, and gives the US access to critical minerals. The shift eased fears of a deep transatlantic rift and helped calm financial markets, with US stocks rebounding sharply. Denmark welcomed a move toward quiet diplomacy, stressing respect for sovereignty and Greenlanders' right to self-determination. While details remain unclear, Trump said negotiations will continue, marking a notable retreat from weeks of escalating rhetoric.
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