Reporter: If Trump levies tariffs over Greenland, should the UK retaliate?

Nigel Farage: I think to retaliate would probably hurt us even more.

We have to negotiate and it’s one area where with Brexit we are free to negotiate directly.

You can never completely predict what Trump will do, but no, I don’t think reciprocal tariffs at this stage would make any sense at all.

Reporter: Do you condemn Trump?

Nigel Farage: I think he’s wrong. I think what he’s done is wrong. I don’t think you turn on your allies.

By the way, I completely understand strategically why Greenland matters so much...

Source: GB News

German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil:

If Europe is punished for defending Greenland and Denmark, for defending territorial integrity and sovereignty, then a line has been crossed.

In that case, Europe must be prepared to respond.

French Finance Minister Roland Lescure:

We are living through uncharted territories—we’ve never seen this before.

An ally, a friend of 250 years, is considering using tariffs as a geopolitical weapon.

We don’t want tariffs to be weaponized.

NBC News: Would you use force to seize Greenland?

Trump: No comment.

Trump on the Nobel Peace Prize:

Norway totally controls it despite what they say.

They like to say they have nothing to do with it, but they have everything to do with it.

Source: NBC News

Trump to NBC News:

I don’t care about the Nobel Prize.

Trump to NBC News:

Europe ought to focus on the war with Russia and Ukraine, because, frankly, you see what that’s gotten, them.

That’s what Europe should focus on — not Greenland.

Netanyahu:

If Iran makes a mistake and attacks us, we will strike Iran with force it has never experienced before.

Netanyahu:

How can you call me a dictator after seeing how a real dictatorship operates in Iran?

Netanyahu:

There will be no Turkish or Qatari soldiers in Gaza.

We have a disagreement with the Americans over the advisory council that would oversee the process in Gaza.

Turkish President Erdogan:

The world is experiencing what may be its most chaotic and uncertain period since World War II.

As existing problems deepen and grow more severe, new ones are being added every day.

Turkish President Erdogan:

We are being rapidly dragged toward a more unjust and distorted global order, where the rule of law is replaced by the law of the powerful.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Our neighbour Iran now faces a new challenge targeting its social peace and stability following the Israeli attacks.

We are all closely monitoring the scenarios being played out on the streets.

We believe that, with a subtle and prudent policy prioritising dialogue and diplomacy, our Iranian brothers and sisters will, God willing, overcome this treacherous period.

Turkish President Erdogan:

We believe that a unified Syria, with its territorial integrity intact, is indispensable for the prosperity of our entire region.

Remember, Syria belongs to the Syrians; it belongs to everyone, regardless of whether they are Arab, Turkmen, Kurd, Alawite, Sunni, or Druze.

Turkish President Erdogan:

With Allah's permission, the path and future of our Syrian brothers and sisters are bright.

As a country that is a brother, neighbour and friend in times of hardship to the Syrian people, we do not allow any attempts to sabotage this process.

The principle of one state, one army is an indispensable condition for stability in a country.

Türkiye fully supports every step taken to establish and consolidate this principle.

Turkish President Erdogan:

The military operation launched last week concluded yesterday with a ceasefire and full integration agreement.

I would like to express my satisfaction once again that the Syrian Army managed this sensitive operation with great care at every stage, acting with almost surgical precision throughout the operation to ensure that civilians were not harmed, which is worthy of every praise.

Turkish President Erdogan:

With its policy of prioritising negotiation, the Syrian government has resolved an issue that could have been prone to provocation with minimal damage.

Turkish President Erdogan:

I reiterated to al-Sharaa that Türkiye has always stood by them in their fight against terrorism, particularly against ISIS, and will continue to do so.

We will not abandon the Syrian people tomorrow, just as we did not abandon them yesterday.

Turkish President Erdogan:

It is clear that the Syrian people are delighted with yesterday's agreement.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Syria's fertile lands have now had their fill of pain and tears. What needs to be done from now on is essentially clear.

There is no benefit to anyone in dragging their feet, digging in their heels, and playing for time by hiding behind various excuses.

The era of terrorism in our region is completely over. The requirements of the ceasefire and full integration agreement must be swiftly fulfilled. No one should miscalculate again.