Stefan Fries analyzes the media's overuse of the term "deal," particularly in relation to Donald Trump and the recent US-Denmark-Greenland military agreement. He argues that the English word is semantically vague in German, often carrying negative connotations associated with drug dealers or dubious transactions. Fries contends that Trump’s framing of all diplomatic outcomes as "deals" imposes a commercial value judgment that obscures the true nature of agreements, such as peace treaties or trade accords. Consequently, he urges journalists to avoid the ambiguous term and instead use precise…