A landmark agreement between Denmark and Greenland has been reached, granting the United States expanded security access to the Arctic region while ensuring Greenland retains full control over its sovereignty. The new pact strengthens defense cooperation, allowing for increased U.S. military presence and infrastructure development on the island. Both parties emphasize that Greenland’s autonomy and self-determination remain central to the arrangement. The deal marks a significant shift in Arctic geopolitics, balancing strategic interests with local governance.
Denmark and Greenland say the new pact expands US security access and preserves the Arctic island's sovereignty
