US-Denmark seal Greenland security pact after Trump threats

The US and Denmark announced a security deal for Greenland to resolve tensions sparked by Donald Trump’s threats to annex the territory. The leaders said the pact would strengthen security in the Arctic/North Atlantic and is expected to be signed soon, but the text has not been released. The agreement would require parliamentary approval to take effect and, according to officials, would grant the US permanent access, basing and overflight rights while barring non‑NATO countries from bases or sensitive investments; it would not expire if Greenland becomes independent.