Trump's Reluctant Greenland Climbdown| As Mark Carney Steals Show At Davos!

Описание: ‎Trump's Reluctant Greenland Climbdown - As Mark Carney Steals Show At Davos
‎Something extraordinary happened at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week. Two speeches, 24 hours apart, same venue - but they revealed a seismic shift in global power dynamics that most people completely missed.
‎On Tuesday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered what international observers are calling one of the most consequential speeches by a Western leader in years. He declared the rules-based international order "ruptured" and laid out a new strategy for middle powers to resist great power coercion. Without mentioning Trump's name once, he dismantled the entire logic of America's Greenland threats.
‎24 hours later, Trump took the same stage. And what followed was a masterclass in retreat disguised as victory.
‎For weeks, Trump had threatened military action against Greenland, demanded Denmark surrender sovereign territory, and threatened tariffs against eight NATO allies. But Europe called his bluff. They deployed troops, unified their response, and made clear they would defend Denmark under Article 5 of NATO.
‎Trump blinked.
‎His "framework deal" with NATO isn't the victory he claims. It's a face-saving climbdown that gives the US what it already had, repackaged as a new agreement. The territorial demands? Gone. The military threats? Abandoned. The tariffs? Cancelled.
‎This video breaks down exactly what happened, why it matters, and what it reveals about the changing nature of global power. This isn't just about Greenland - it's about whether American threats still work, whether alliances can resist pressure, and whether the post-WWII order is truly dead or just transforming into something new.
‎If you want to understand what actually happened beyond the headlines, this is the analysis you need.
‎KEY TOPICS:
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‎Mark Carney's defining Davos speech on the "rupture" of world order
‎Trump's escalating Greenland threats and tariff warnings
‎Europe's unified military response to defend Denmark
‎The vague "framework deal" and what it actually means
‎Why this represents a fundamental shift in global power
‎What comes next for NATO and US-Europe relations
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