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Trump is called 'Daddy' by NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte during a Hague pre-summit briefing, signaling a light-hearted diplomatic moment.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer invited Trump to a second state visit, describing the invitation as 'really special' and 'unprecedented'.
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni pledged support, saying, 'Together we have been defending the freedom of Ukraine. Together we can build a just and lasting peace.'
Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado gifted Trump her Nobel Peace Prize during a White House encounter.
Trump celebrated Machado's gift on social media, calling it a 'wonderful gesture of mutual respect'.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney described Trump as a 'transformational president' while signaling the U.S. is not for sale.
Trump publicly complimented Zelenskyy on his appearance, saying, 'I love it' after Zelenskyy wore a black suit to a meeting.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb also received praise from Trump, who said, 'You look better than I have ever seen you look.'
The exchanges included flattery from European leaders and discussions on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, aiming to keep Trump aligned with Western goals.

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Trump presses the United States to acquire Greenland, framing it as vital for national and world security.
Trump plans a Davos meeting and a WW Forum appearance to push the Greenland effort.
Trump warned about tariffs linked to Greenland plans, signaling a broader strategy.
The timing marks the one-year anniversary of Trump’s inauguration, underscoring political persistence.
Fox News coverage provides the backdrop for Trump’s Greenland push and related statements.
Trump asserts that NATO allies, including the United Kingdom, must support Greenland moves.
Trump framed Greenland as a strategic asset in multi-country tariff and security debates.
The source cites Trump’s Truth Social posts as the basis for the latest Greenland assertions.
The piece notes Fox News’ coverage as the context for ongoing Greenland discussions.
The article describes Trump’s Greenland push within a broader NATO-security frame.

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Trump publicly shares private texts from Macron and other world leaders on Truth Social, reinforcing a pattern of exposing confidential exchanges to push Greenland ambitions.
Macron responds privately to Trump saying he does not understand Trump’s logic on Greenland, signaling European unease though publicly maintaining lines on Syria and Iran.
Rutte’s text to Trump expresses commitment to finding a way forward on Greenland, implying allied openness to discuss the plan.
Trump ties Greenland potential to national security and hints at using tariffs on Europe to pressure allies into backing his bid.
Since 2019 Trump has periodically floated Greenland acquisition, arguing it is a national security imperative, with renewed urgency in Davos discussions.
The reporting notes a broader debate about using Greenland as a national security rationale, even as some allies question the approach.
NBC News confirms Macron and Rutte texts were genuine, though sources indicate private messages reflect official positions rather than change in policy.
NATO chief texts highlight political signaling as European partners navigate Trump’s Greenland stance and tariff threats.
The NBC report notes a crisis meeting among European leaders as they weigh responses to tariffs and Greenland concerns.
The reporting places Trump’s Greenland push within a broader pattern of using social media to shape diplomacy, drawing international attention and controversy.

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