Summary
President Donald Trump has expressed disappointment for not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, linking this to his stance on Greenland. He has suggested the U.S. should take control of Greenland for security reasons. Trump has proposed tariffs against NATO allies opposing this and questioned Denmark's right to ownership of Greenland.
Key Facts
- President Trump commented he feels less obligated to focus only on peace after not winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
- He reiterated his desire for the U.S. to control Greenland for national security purposes.
- Trump cited Greenland’s strategic location for missile warning systems as a key reason for its control.
- Trump suggested tariffs on NATO allies who oppose his interest in Greenland.
- The Norwegian Prime Minister received a message from Trump regarding the Nobel Peace Prize and control of Greenland.
- Trump questioned Denmark's historical claim to Greenland, mentioning past U.S. landings.
- Several European nations have increased military activity around Greenland.
- The Nobel Peace Prize this year was awarded to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado.
