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After productive talks with NATO, the threat of tariffs on European countries who opposed Donald Trump's plan to purchase Greenland is being dropped by the US president.
It followed Donald Trump entering the lion's den in Davos, Switzerland. In a keynote speech he berated NATO and the institutions that have supported Western democracy for decades.
After this landmark speech - and enormous climbdown - what does this mean for the future of Greenland, and for NATO at large?
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It’s been a year since Donald Trump’s return to the White House. In a lengthy briefing to mark the occasion, he laid out his achievements and ambitions - at the centre of it all is Greenland.
Trump refuses to rule out how far he is willing to go to secure it, and after posting an AI image of a US flag planted on Arctic ice, markets stumbled amid fears of a trade war with Europe. NATO, once again, is left hanging as Trump declines to give an unequivocal commitment to the alliance and hints everything is up for negotiation.
Martha, James and Mark reflect on what this moment tells us about Trump’s presidency and what a year back in power really looks like as he heads into year two.
And Mark’s additional analysis looking back at the last 12 months of Trump is available here.
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Over the weekend, the president threatened to increase tariffs on eight countries, including the UK, if they continue to oppose his demand to take control of Greenland.
Why the sudden escalation? Leaked texts between the Norwegian prime minister and the president may give us a bit of an insight.
And the Gaza Board of Peace begins to form.
The small price of $1bn to join the executive leading the future of the Gaza Strip, so says Donald Trump.
The people invited to join include the man wanted for war crimes in The Hague - Vladimir Putin.
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The president welcomes Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado to the White House, days after the United States’ audacious capture of her political rival Nicolas Maduro.
What did she do when she met the man who covets her Nobel Peace Prize?
She tells James Matthews how that conversation with Donald Trump went.
Martha Kelner is in Minneapolis, as protesters clash with law enforcement on the streets of the Twin Cities.
A Venezuelan man is shot in a second ICE agent shooting, and the president threatens to invoke the Insurrection Act. What does that mean for a city on the edge?
Watch Martha’s piece from Minnesota here
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Could we see the Clintons in court? Former president Bill Clinton and former first lady Hillary have refused to appear before a Congressional committee. They risk being in contempt of Congress - a jailable offence.
Plus - tensions rise in Iran. The possibility of regime change feels real to many.
Donald Trump ditches diplomacy and tells Iranians to get out on the streets and take over their institutions.
That, as reports say more than 2,000 people have been killed by the regime during anti-government protests.
And in Minneapolis, a number of senior lawyers have quit - they’re furious at plans to investigate the victim of last week’s shooting before looking into the man who pulled the trigger.
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