Shumita (Shamita) Basu
speaker
365 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 22 Jan
Shumita (Shamita) Basu’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Insults, threats, and finally, what appears to be signs of a deal at Davos on Greenland.
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It's Thursday, January 22nd.
I'm Shamita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
It's been a bewildering 24 hours in Davos.
Relations between the U.S.
and Europe over the future of Greenland have dominated the entire summit, but the tone appears to have shifted dramatically.
It went from this.
To yesterday, which ended with Trump announcing this to CNBC's Joe Kernan.
He confirmed that tariffs were off the table, but that was pretty much all he would give away.
Axios reports that the deal ultimately respects Denmark's sovereignty, which would mean that Trump has conceded on his core demand to take over Greenland.
When asked how long a deal would last, Trump replied simply with forever.
The agreement was, according to Trump, negotiated with NATO's Secretary General Mark Rutte, who stressed to AFP there was still a lot of work to be done.
NATO has no formal role over the sovereignty of countries, but appears to be driving the negotiations rather than Denmark or Greenland.
From here, the Wall Street Journal suggested talks could focus on expanded U.S.
military presence in Greenland, commitments for Europeans to focus on securing the region from adversaries, and American access to its mineral resources.
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