Trump's UNGA Day: Greenland Security Signing, Bilateral Talks With Ukraine, Japan, UK
Trump is set to sign an Arctic and Greenland security pact and hold bilateral meetings with Ukraine, Japan, the UK and Venezuela at the UN General Assembly.
President Donald Trump's schedule at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday centres on a new Arctic security arrangement and a series of bilateral meetings, with no US network pool available at the venue.
Coverage of the day's events is being arranged with international media partners, and the timings below are approximate and subject to change.
Greenland and Arctic security signing
Trump is scheduled to join Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen at the UN for the signing of a new Arctic and Greenland security agreement. Coverage of the ceremony is expected from 1440 GMT, unrestricted.
Trump–UK meeting
A bilateral meeting between Trump and Prime Minister Burnham is expected to be covered from 1545 GMT, with live coverage and edits, subject to restrictions.
Trump–Japan meeting
Trump's bilateral with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is expected from 1630 GMT. Coverage will be taped playback and edits, with restrictions: no use in Japan and no archive. Tape playback will not be available before 0300 GMT on Friday.
Trump–Ukraine meeting
Trump is also due to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, with unrestricted live coverage and edits expected from 1715 GMT.
US–Venezuela talks
A meeting between US and Venezuelan officials is scheduled for 2340 GMT. There will be no live coverage; edited material will follow the meeting.