Greenland

New defence agreement between Washington, Copenhagen and Nuuk permits additional US military facilities in Greenland while reaffirming Danish sovereignty. The deal ends months of tension surrounding President Donald Trump's calls for greater American control over the strategically important Arctic territory

Icelandic voters have rejected restarting European Union membership negotiations, ending the government's attempt to revive talks suspended since 2013. The result highlights enduring concerns about fishing rights, sovereignty and national identity, despite increasing security pressures surrounding the Arctic region

A report claims Denmark prepared for a possible US incursion into Greenland by deploying troops and planning to sabotage key infrastructure. The revelations underline growing tensions within NATO as Donald Trump repeatedly expressed interest in acquiring the Arctic territory

EU lawmakers have suspended a landmark US trade deal after Donald Trump’s Greenland ambitions rattled markets and reignited tariff threats, despite the US president later announcing a surprise framework agreement easing immediate tensions

Greenland’s rare earth and uranium deposits are reshaping global politics, as Western powers seek to reduce reliance on China while balancing environmental concerns and local opposition on the Arctic island

As Europe condemns US pressure on Denmark over Greenland, leaders warn the unprecedented dispute could weaken NATO, embolden Russia and complicate joint efforts to safeguard Ukraine’s post-war security

European leaders have united behind Denmark after Donald Trump threatened new tariffs to force a deal over Greenland. The standoff raises concerns over Nato cohesion, Arctic security, and the future of transatlantic relations

Denmark has confirmed that a 1952 directive obliges its soldiers to open fire without orders if Greenland is invaded, even by US forces. The revelation comes amid renewed pressure from Washington and heightened concerns over NATO unity