Trump Confuses Greenland for Iceland in Davos Speech, Strains NATO Ties

• Donald Trump repeatedly mistook Greenland for Iceland during his World Economic Forum speech in Davos.
• He claimed 'Iceland' had already cost the US money and caused a stock market dip, referring to Greenland.
• Trump criticized Europe's economic trajectory and accused NATO allies, including Denmark, of insufficient support.
• He expressed a desire to acquire Greenland for 'world protection' and national security, despite Denmark's reluctance.
• Trump ruled out military force but called for 'immediate negotiations,' accusing Denmark of being 'ungrateful'.

Why It Matters: Trump's Davos speech highlighted his persistent interest in Greenland, causing diplomatic friction and confusion.