Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition Allies Deploy To Greenland, Signals Iran Attack On Hold, Xi Welcomes Leaders
Jan 15, 2026
Join Oliver Crook, Bloomberg's Chief Europe correspondent, as he unpacks significant diplomatic tensions in Greenland. He discusses the ongoing military support from European countries amid fears of a US takeover. The conversation shifts to Trump hinting at a possible pause on actions against Iran, influenced by reports of reduced violence. Crook dives into the implications of these developments on European security and the broader geopolitical landscape, making it a captivating and timely discussion.
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Greenland's Sovereignty Is Non-Negotiable
- Denmark insists Greenland's self-determination is a non-negotiable red line.
- European partners are deploying small contingents as a diplomatic show of solidarity.
Trump's Words Moved Markets And Potential Action
- President Trump said he may hold off on attacking Iran after being reassured protests' killings are stopping.
- Oil prices fell sharply in response to his remarks, showing market sensitivity to presidential comments.
US View Sees Zelenskiy As Peace Obstacle
- Trump told Reuters he sees Ukraine's president as the main barrier to peace talks.
- European allies worry a rushed deal could produce poor terms for Ukraine.