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With Denmark boycotting Davos and geopolitical tensions soaring over Trump's Greenland annexation push, the World Economic Forum descends into political theatre. Key leaders and nations are conspicuously absent from this year's gathering.

European leaders take centre stage at Davos on Tuesday, hoping to steady fraying transatlantic ties before US President Donald Trump arrives with fresh tariff threats aimed at the EU over Greenland.

March S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESH26) are down -1.58%, and March Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQH26) are down -1.95% this morning, pointing to a sharply lower open on Wall Street as sentiment took a hit after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose new tariffs on a handful of European…

Irish political leaders respond to Donald Trumps tariff threats, as he continues to push to take over Greenland

However, Andrew Bailey also highlighted that financial markets have been ‘more muted’ in response to Donald Trump’s Greenland threats than expected.

Donald Trump has called the plan to transfer sovereignty ‘stupid’ and linked it to his own push to acquire Greenland

Mike Johnson said he agreed with Sir Keir Starmer’s approach of finding a resolution through dialogue.

Europe holds $8 trillion in US assets. As Trump revives tariff threats over Greenland, markets may become the real battleground.

Donald Trump's letter to Norway's PM tying Greenland threats to his Nobel Peace Prize snub has been slammed online as childish, heightening diplomatic tensions with European allies.