(AP) — United States President Donald Trump on Wednesday scrapped the tariffs that he threatened to impose on eight European nations to press for US control over Greenland. It's a dramatic reversal shortly after insisting he wanted to get the...

Trump told reporters after his post that he would release the specifics of the agreement shortly.

US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he had reached a framework for a deal over Greenland following a meeting with NATO chief Mark Rutte, and that he would therefore waive tariffs scheduled to hit European allies. FRANCE 24's Fraser Jackson reports from Washington.

U.S. President Donald Trump insisted he wants to “get Greenland, including right, title and ownership,” but he said he wouldn’t employ force to achieve that — using his speech Wednesday at the World Economic Forum to repeatedly deride European allies and vow that NATO shouldn’t stand in the way of U.S. expansionism.

US President Donald Trump insisted he won't use force to acquire Greenland in a speech at the World Economic Forum

US President Donald Trump has reversed plans to impose tariffs on eight European nations over Greenland, citing a “framework of a future deal,” halting the threatened 10–25% duties.

DAVOS: US President Donald Trump repeatedly made an apparent gaffe in a speech on Wednesday (Jan 21) to world leaders assembled in Switzerland by referring to "Iceland" several times instead of his much-coveted Greenland, with the White House furiously denying any confusion on his part.The 79-year-old Republi

US President Donald Trump arrived at the Economic World Forum in Davos on Wednesday, where he used his keynote speech to hector world leaders in the audience, boast about his domestic policies and reiterate…

President Donald Trump on Wednesday withdrew ⁠a threat to impose tariffs on eight European nations for ‍their opposition to his ambitions for US ownership of Greenland, saying he had reached the outlines…

US President Donald Trump's ambition for the ‘ Gaza Board of Peace’ seems to be a challenge for the United Nations.

US President Donald Trump will show off his new "Board of Peace" and meet Ukraine's leader at Davos on Thursday -- burnishing his claim to be a peacemaker a day after backing off his own threats against Greenland.

US President Donald Trump calls announced framework for a deal on Greenland "complex" as details remain unclear. DW has the latest.

US president silent on whether agreement will give America control of the Arctic island; NATO chief says 'there's still a lot of work to be done'

US President Donald Trump called off looming tariffs on European countries over Greenland after he said he reached a "framework of a future deal" over the island during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.

Israel's prime minister and several countries in the Middle East have said they will join US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace.

Jan. 21 (UPI) -- European Union lawmakers said Wednesday that approval of the trade agreement between the bloc and the United States is suspended until President Donald Trump's threats over Greenland end.

Trump confirmed that previously threatened trade measures will not go ahead following a deal “which everyone is very happy with”.

Editor’s Note: This headline has been updated to correct an errant quotation mark.President Donald Trump announced he was backing down from his threats to seize control of Greenland from the Danish government. In a Truth Social post, Trump said, "Based upon a very productive meeting that I have had ...

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, US President Donald Trump again argued that the United States should acquire Greenland, saying it would enhance the security of NATO. A political analyst warned the Greenland debate is distracting from Ukraine and is likely welcomed by Russia.

Egypt "announces its acceptance of the invitation and its commitment to fulfilling the relevant legal and constitutional procedures," the statement said, praising Trump's Middle East policies.

NATO chief Mark Rutte said Wednesday "thoughtful diplomacy" was needed to deal with tensions over Greenland, as President Donald Trump headed to Davos pushing US claims on the territory. Rutte has sought to deflect Trump's interest in the Danish autonomous territory into a broader discussion at NATO on bolstering Arctic security and has dismissed the crisis could cause the collapse of NATO. FRANCE 24's Angela Diffley tells us more.

The US President Donald Trump is on his way to the Davos World Economic Forum. He is not expecting a warm reception from many of his European allies who are in attendance, who are opposing his attempts to take over Greenland. The day before, French President Emmanuel Macron answered his tariff threats saying he preferred "respect to bullies", and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney sided with European members of NATO, saying Canada was committed to the alliance's article 5.

Trump acknowledges some countries may need parliamentary approval to join group; Slovenia latest country to decline to participate, while Vatican says pope received invitation

'There really are no substantive concessions that Mark Rutte could have given Trump', FRANCE 24's Brussels correspondent Dave Keating explains, adding that the NATO chief may 'have just explained to Trump the existing rights that the US has in Greenland and sold this to Trump as something new'. Trump cancelled his tariff threat on several European nations after coming to terms with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on a “framework of a future deal” on Arctic security.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday, the US president described the self-governing Danish territory as a “piece of ice” that is “part of North America.”

Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he was canceling his planned tariff on U.S. allies in Europe over US control of Greenland after he and the leader of NATO agreed to a ‘framework of a fut...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has distanced Moscow from Donald Trump's Greenland ambitions, saying that the United States and its NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation) allies will sort the matter among themselves.

Several countries have said they will join US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace, while a few European nations have declined their invitations. Many have not yet responded to Trump's invites.

Whether a deal is done or not, Donald Trump's willingness to publicly humiliate and bully traditional allies should be a huge wake-up call. At best, they've just been bought some more time.

NATO chief Mark Rutte says U.S. versus Danish control of Greenland was not discussed in his talks with President Donald Trump, which led to an agreement on new Greenland "framework."

It was 70 minutes of some of Trump’s usual notes, but Greenland stole the spotlight.

CNN reported Wednesday afternoon that President Donald Trump had a "deal" with NATO over Greenland that satisfied him. Former NATO U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Burns seemed dubious, noting, "We'll have to see about this. The devil will be in the details."However, he noted, the "off-ramp" that internatio...

US President Donald Trump insisted he won’t use force to take Greenland in a speech at the World Economic Forum, despite claiming that the Danish autonomous territory was a "core national security interest" for the US. He called for immediate negotiations to discuss what he called the "acquisition" of the Arctic territory.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, US President Donald Trump delivered a speech, questioning NATO’s commitment to defending the United States and accusing the alliance of treating Washington “very unfairly.” He said the US would always defend NATO allies but was unsure whether they would reciprocate, reiterating that Europe must take primary responsibility for the Ukraine war.

President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he was canceling his planned tariff on U.S. allies in Europe over US control of Greenland after he and the leader of NATO agreed to a ‘framework of a future deal’ on Arctic security. The abrupt about-face emerged hours after Trump had insisted that he wants to “get Greenland, including right, […]

He described the Arctic territory as vital to NATO security, global stability and future US defence planning.