- President Trump has decided against implementing tariffs on eight European nations related to Greenland.
- The tariffs were initially planned to begin in February.
- Trump and NATO Secretary General Rutte agreed on a framework for a broader Arctic deal, encompassing Greenland.

A: Hey! Did you hear anything about Trump and Greenland?

B: No! What’s going on? It sounds crazy!

A: Well, he was going to put tariffs on some European countries because of Greenland. Remember?

B: Oh yeah! I thought that was a weird thing to do.

A: Right? But now he’s saying he won’t!

B: Seriously? That's a big change! What happened?

A: He met with the NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte.

B: NATO? So, it’s a big deal!

A: Apparently, they talked and they're planning a deal about the whole Arctic. Greenland is part of that!

B: Wow, so no tariffs then? That’s good news, I guess.

A: Yeah! He announced it on social media, like he always does.



B: Haha! Typical Trump!