US, Denmark, Greenland pact on military presence
The United States, in cooperation with Denmark and Greenland, announced the signing of an agreement to enhance the U.S. military presence in Greenland and prevent China and Russia from establishing military bases or carrying out sensitive investments there without Washington's approval. The agreement, which was signed on the sidelines of United Nations meetings, guarantees the United States a "permanent presence" on the island and aims to strengthen security in the Arctic region. This comes amid tensions between Washington and both Copenhagen and Greenland over the island's sovereignty, with the Trump administration focusing on national security and curbing China's and Russia's influence in the area.
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