Trump Threatens Tariffs on Allies Over Greenland Acquisition Bid

• US President Donald Trump threatened to impose trade tariffs on countries that do not support his plan to acquire Greenland.
• Trump cited national security concerns and the need for Greenland's mineral resources, accusing Denmark of insufficient security measures against Russia and China.
• He compared the potential Greenland tariffs to previous threats against France and Germany over pharmaceutical prices.
• Trump also questioned the US's role in NATO regarding Greenland, stating the alliance was discussing the issue.
• European NATO members and a bipartisan US Congress delegation have shown support for Denmark and Greenland, despite ongoing talks with the White House.

Why It Matters: Trump escalates pressure for Greenland acquisition, threatening tariffs and questioning NATO's role.