Trump skips G7 summit, focuses on Davos, Greenland talks, and reduces NATO military presence.

Trump has announced that he will skip an emergency G7 summit, citing commitments at the upcoming World Economic Forum in Davos, where he plans to hold meetings on Greenland. He reiterated the United States. The administration has expressed an interest in acquiring Danish territory for national security purposes, but has not specified how far it will go. Trump also questioned NATO's willingness to defend the United States, despite American financial contributions to the alliance. The Pentagon is reducing the United States. Participation in nearly 30 NATO advisory groups and centers has resulted in the gradual attrition of approximately 200 military personnel, reflecting a broader shift toward a focus on the Western Hemisphere. While NATO officials played down the impact, European leaders expressed concern about the reduced U.S. Military presence and potential strain on transatlantic relations.