Why Trump’s Davos Trip Has Europe On Edge? Trump's Views On Europe | N18G | 4K

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to attend the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos from January 19–23, amid strained relations between Washington and Europe over Ukraine, Greenland, security, trade, and free speech. Trump said he will use his speech to outline new housing and affordability proposals. His appearance follows last year’s remote address, where he urged lower oil prices, interest rate cuts, and warned of tariffs on goods made outside the United States. Since taking office in January 2025, Trump has described Europe as an important yet difficult partner. His renewed push for U.S. control of Greenland has drawn sharp criticism, though he argues it is necessary to counter Russia and China. While reaffirming support for NATO, Trump pressed allies to increase defense spending, leading to a 5% GDP target. Trade tensions, criticism of EU free speech policies, and mixed relations with European leaders continue to unsettle transatlantic ties.#DonaldTrump, #Davos2026, #WEF, #TrumpEurope, #Greenland, #NATO, #USPolitics, #GlobalEconomy, #Tariffs, #Ukraine, #InternationalRelations, #WorldLeaders, #TrumpNews, #TrumpSpeech, #EuropeanUnion

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