Greenland Approves Arctic Security Agreement With Denmark and USGreenland’s Vote Advances US Military Expansion After Trump PressureGreenland Backs Stronger US Arctic Presence in Security Pact
Greenland’s parliament approved a security agreement with Denmark and the United States on November 3, clearing a step toward expanded U.S. military facilities on the island. Denmark’s parliament must still consider the deal.Greenland’s parliament approved a security pact with Denmark and the United States on November 3, opening the way to more U.S. military facilities while leaving Danish control intact. Denmark’s legislature still must approve it.Greenland’s parliament voted 16-0 on November 3 to approve a security agreement that would expand the U.S. military presence in the Arctic. Denmark’s parliament must still approve the deal before it takes effect.