Trump says 'framework of a future deal' discussed on Greenland as he backs off tariffs threat

The article discusses President Trump's comments regarding Greenland and the potential for a future deal. Key points: 1. Trump stated that a "framework of a future deal" was discussed regarding Greenland, but he would not use force to take the island. 2. The president previously expressed interest in purchasing Greenland, which Denmark firmly rejected. 3. At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Trump floated the possibility of a "forever" deal related to Greenland, though he did not provide further details. 4. The article also mentions that Trump has backed off his previous threat to impose tariffs on European automobile imports, suggesting a potential easing of trade tensions. The article provides an update on Trump's shifting stance towards Greenland, from the idea of outright purchase to the possibility of a future deal, while also noting his change in position on the threat of auto tariffs.