Trump threatens tariffs on nations opposing U.S. bid to annex Greenland President Donald Trump said he may impose tariffs on countries that oppose U.S. efforts to annex Greenland, citing national security concerns. Trump made the remarks during a Jan. 16 White House meeting, suggesting trade measures could be used to pressure reluctant nations, though he did not specify targets or legal authority. He has repeatedly argued Greenland is strategically vital due to its location, natural resources and role in missile early warning and Arctic surveillance against Russia and China. Denmark and Greenland have rejected annexation, stressing that Greenland is not for sale…

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