During a recent press briefing at Mar-a-Lago, President Donald Trump revealed plans for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump stated that the meeting was in the process of being arranged, indicating a desire for diplomatic engagement with Russia.
Trump also mentioned ongoing communication with Chinese President Xi Jinping, highlighting a series of upcoming meetings with various world leaders following his inauguration on the 20th.
In a surprising turn of events, Trump expressed a keen interest in acquiring Greenland, citing concerns about Russian and Chinese presence in the region. He suggested that Greenland's citizens might be open to becoming a U.S. state, raising questions about Denmark's sovereignty over the territory.
Furthermore, Trump hinted at potential tariff actions against Denmark if they opposed the idea of Greenland becoming part of the United States.
Shifting focus to the tech industry, Trump commented on Meta's decision to halt fact-checking on Facebook and Instagram, characterizing it as a significant concession from the social media giant.
These recent developments underscore Trump's continued engagement with global affairs and his administration's evolving stance on international relations and technology policies.
