Trump’s Davos claims fact-checked: Greenland, NATO, China and $18 trillion – fact or fiction?

New Delhi: At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, US President Donald Trump addressed global leaders. His speech included several claims that have raised questions and drawn scrutiny from fact-checkers. He spoke about his desire to acquire Greenland, which he described as a “small demand”, emphasising its importance for US national security. He also addressed America’s contributions to NATO and criticised wind energy developments in China. Here is a fact-check of the major claims he made in the over-one-hour speech. Greenland Trump stated that after World War II, the United States had returned Greenland to Denmark and questioned the…