Trump Agrees to Greenland Meeting After NATO Call, Citing Security Needs

• US President Donald Trump agreed to a meeting with various countries regarding Greenland after a call with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
• The meeting is expected to take place in Davos, Switzerland, to discuss the US interest in Greenland.
• Trump stated that Greenland is crucial for national and world security, emphasizing the US's role as the most powerful country ensuring global peace through strength.
• The US plans to deploy military aircraft to Greenland's Pituffik Space Base, a move confirmed by NORAD as part of 'long-planned' defense cooperation.
• This deployment follows Trump's previous remarks about acquiring Greenland, causing tensions among US allies.

Why It Matters: Trump will meet with nations on Greenland's future, asserting its security importance and US global power.