Trump:

I think God is very proud of the job I’ve done.

Reporter: Greenlanders have made it clear they don’t want to be part of the United States.

Trump: Well, I haven’t had the chance to speak to them directly. When I do, I’m sure they’ll be thrilled.

Trump:

I think NATO has been good — sometimes it’s overrated, sometimes it isn’t.

If NATO doesn’t have us, NATO is not very strong.

Canadian PM Mark Carney:

If we are not at the table, we are on the menu.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent:

The single biggest threat to the world economy is that 97% of advanced chips are made in Taiwan.

If that island were blockaded, it would be an economic apocalypse.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick:

You should have solar, you should have wind... Why??

Why would Europe agree to net zero by 2030 when they don’t make a battery? They don't make a battery.

They are deciding to be subservient to China, who makes the batteries.

JD Vance announced that his wife, Usha, is pregnant.

Azerbaijan's Aliyev on peace with Armenia:

Our goal is not just long-lasting peace, but peace forever in the Caucasus.

Serbia’s Vucic:

We are witnessing a world with no rules and no regulations.

Big fish eat smaller fish — and they are not even hiding it anymore.

We have two choices: join new empires, or protect our sovereignty and independence.

Serbia’s Vucic:

There has never been less peace in the world than today.

Last year was the worst year since World War II in terms of wars. This year is gonna be worse, next year even worse.

Nobody cares about multilateralism anymore — everyone cares about national interest.

U.S. Southern Command seized the sanctioned tanker M/T Sagitta in the Caribbean.

Senator Thom Tillis:

Vladimir Putin is a murderer.

He is a liar on his best day.

You cannot trust him.

Every word Vladimir Putin says must be run through a truth filter.

NEW: The Pentagon will scale back the U.S. role in NATO Europe, cutting about 200 personnel, mainly from NATO advisory bodies.

The move follows troop withdrawals from Romania and aid cuts to the Baltics.

Source: Washington Post.

Greek Defence Minister Dendias with his Israeli counterpart Katz in Athens:

We will exchange expertise to counter unmanned platforms, especially drone swarms and unmanned underwater systems.

Terror group PKK/SDF built just immense amount of tunnels in Syria.

Syrian forces couldn't even reach the end of some of these tunnels.

Yet, none were used by the terrorists during Syrian Army's operation.

It was all for, nothing.

Israeli Defense Minister Katz with his Greek counterpart Dendias in Athens:

Anyone who dreams of turning the region backwards, imposing control through terrorism, or reestablishing autocracies at the expense of sovereign states, will encounter a determined alliance of free, powerful states with the ability to defend themselves.

Israeli Defense Minister Katz:

At the same time, I was equally determined not to allow factors that seek to destabilize the region to establish a presence through terrorism, aggression, or military interventions in Syria, Gaza, the Aegean, or any other region.

The State of Israel and Greece, as well as Cyprus, stand united in the face of real threats to the entire region.

📸 "No Kings" above the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever on Trump:

You don't threaten other NATO member states. You just don't do that. That is a red line.

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever:

We must integrate our market and also be able to use it as a weapon. We must re-arm ourselves to be able to stand on our own two feet.

We must enter into alliances with countries that also still embrace the “rules-based world.” There are many of those.

And then we might stand a bit stronger, and people will hesitate a bit more before they dare to bully us. Because that is actually what is happening here.

NEW: Turkish President Erdogan held a phone call with Trump to discuss Türkiye–U.S. relations, as well as regional and global developments.

Erdogan emphasized the importance of Syria’s unity and territorial integrity, noting Türkiye’s close monitoring of developments there.

The leaders also addressed the fight against ISIS and the situation of ISIS detainees in Syria.

They further discussed efforts to establish peace in Gaza, with Erdogan reaffirming Türkiye’s readiness to work in coordination with the United States and thanking President Trump for the invitation to the Gaza Peace Board.