President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he has reached a framework for an agreement on Greenland following his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. Consequently, he will withdraw the imposition of tariffs on several European allies. In a post on his Truth Social, Trump did not specify the details of the framework, stating: 'We have established a framework for a forthcoming agreement on Greenland, and indeed the entire Arctic region.' He added: 'Based on this understanding, I will not impose the tariffs that were scheduled to take effect on February 1st.' Previously, Trump had announced his intention to impose new 10% tariffs on eight European countries.
Trump Reaches Greenland Deal, Lifts Tariffs on Europe
US President Donald Trump announced a framework for a Greenland deal after meeting with NATO's Secretary General. In response, he has canceled the planned 10% tariffs on eight European nations. This decision follows his negotiations with Mark Rutte.