Newscast Trump says he no longer feels "an obligation to think purely of Peace”
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Jan 19, 2026 In this discussion, Katya, a BBC correspondent in Brussels, shares insights on European reactions to Trump's provocative statements after missing out on the Nobel Peace Prize. She describes the unique landscape and challenges of Greenland while diving into the EU's strategic response to potential tariffs. Topics include NATO's stability and European leaders' concerted efforts to manage tensions, as well as how Trump's actions are reshaping international relations. Katya's analysis reveals the intricate dance of diplomacy and power plays at work.
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Explosive Text From Trump To Nordic Leaders
- Donald Trump sent a blunt text to Norway's prime minister after complaining about the Nobel Peace Prize decision.
- The message mixed grievances about the prize with geopolitical claims about Greenland and NATO.
Greenland Is A 'Sleeping Giant' In Geopolitics
- Katya describes Greenland as a vast, sparsely populated island suddenly thrust into geopolitics.
- Locals feel scared and resentful about talk of US control or military options.
UK Stresses Sovereignty While Avoiding Escalation
- Keir Starmer emphasised sovereignty: Greenland's future belongs to Greenland and the Kingdom of Denmark.
- He balanced robust language with an attempt to keep UK-US relations intact.