Trump addresses UN as US signs Greenland security pact

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President Donald Trump is set to deliver his sixth address to the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, with a trilateral signing ceremony with Denmark and Greenland leaders also planned to formalize a new security agreement. The agreement gives the US "permanent control" over Greenland's security and bars adversaries from establishing military bases there, following months of diplomatic tensions within NATO over Trump's annexation calls. Trump is also expected to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky amid ongoing conflicts. The 81st UNGA session, themed "restoring trust, managing transformation," gathers world leaders to address issues including Middle East hostilities, Russia's war in Ukraine, and artificial intelligence, with Trump convening a high-level AI event on Wednesday.


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