Trump Demands Greenland at NATO — Denmark Says “Not for Sale,” Carney Draws Canada’s Arctic Line

At the 2026 NATO summit in Ankara, Donald Trump demanded U.S. control of Greenland, turned on Spain over trade, and floated pulling American troops out of Europe — but the move that may actually reshape the Arctic came from Canada, and almost no one covered it. In this video I break down what really happened over those two days, why Mark Carney's submarine, satellite, and Arctic defense decisions matter more than the headlines, and what the Greenland fight tells us about the pressure Canada itself is facing on sovereignty and Canada-U.S. trade. This is Canadian economy, North American trade relations, and trade war analysis from a Canadian perspective — with the numbers behind Carney economic policy, Trump tariffs, Canadian exports, and where U.S.-Canada relations go next. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is produced for informational and analytical purposes only. All claims are based on publicly available reporting and verified sources listed above. This channel does not represent any political party, government, or advocacy organization. Analysis and editorial framing reflect the views of the presenter and are not intended as political advice. #markcarney #breakingnews #nato #greenland #denmark #canada #trump #USMCA #cusma #trumptariffs #canadaeconomy #canadiannews