Trump Revives Greenland Push, Threatens Tariffs on 8 European Nations; Cites 'World Peace at Stake'

• Donald Trump has reignited his interest in acquiring Greenland, stating its control is vital for global security and "world peace."
• He claims China and Russia are expanding their presence on the island, making it strategically vulnerable, and only the US can guarantee its safety.
• Trump announced 10% tariffs on eight European nations (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Germany, UK, Netherlands) starting February 1, rising to 25% by June 1, linking them to the Greenland purchase.
• He argues Denmark lacks the defense capacity for Greenland, humorously noting they have "two dogsleds as protection."
• Greenland residents protested in Nuuk with signs like "Greenland is not for sale," as a US congressional delegation visited Copenhagen to ease tensions.

Why It Matters: Trump revives Greenland acquisition bid, linking it to global security and new tariffs on European nations.