Trump secures permanent U.S. military access to Greenland

President Trump, with Denmark and Greenland, signs a trilateral deal granting the United States permanent military rights in Greenland and the ability to establish additional bases without separate approval, while sovereignty remains with Denmark and Greenland. The pact also bars adversaries from establishing a presence and creates a framework to block sensitive investments, aiming to bolster Arctic security at no immediate cost to the U.S.; Greenlandic leaders express cautious optimism but warn against an expanded U.S. footprint and emphasize self-determination.