U.S. and Denmark settle Greenland issues
The United States and Denmark have reached a new security agreement concerning Greenland, aimed at expanding the U.S. military presence on the island located in the Arctic. This comes after disagreements caused by Trump's remarks expressing his desire to take control of the island. The agreement stipulates granting Washington permanent security powers, while also making efforts to strengthen the U.S. military role, all while maintaining Danish sovereignty and respecting the Greenlandic people's right to self-determination. The official signing is expected to take place in New York next week. The deal will include restrictions on establishing bases outside NATO, specific investments, and will enhance regional security and serve the interests of international alliances operating in the area.
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