US President Donald Trump briefly escalated trade tensions in mid-January by threatening new tariffs on countries that had sent delegations to Greenland, including Sweden. The proposal involved a 10% tariff from February 1, rising to 25% from June 1, and would have applied to all goods shipped to the United States. Following a January 21, 2026 meeting with Mark Rutte at the World Economic Forum, where Greenland and Arctic security were discussed, the tariff plans were withdrawn. At the same time, a preliminary framework was outlined for future discussions related to Greenland. Parts of the interview below ...
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