President Trump is set to address the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday amid a period of significant global instability.
His speech comes as his administration manages an ongoing conflict with Iran that has strained diplomatic resources.
The war has complicated relations with traditional allies, many of whom remain skeptical of the president’s broader foreign policy direction.
During the visit, Trump is expected to sign a security agreement focused on Greenland, a territory with growing strategic importance.
The deal would expand military and economic cooperation, though specific terms have not yet been publicly released.
Trump will also hold a series of bilateral meetings with world leaders on the sidelines of the assembly.
Those discussions are expected to cover regional security, trade, and energy issues.
The president’s address will be closely watched for signals on how the administration plans to rebuild or reshape its global partnerships.
