U.S. Secures Permanent Security Control Over Greenland in New Deal
The pact with Denmark and Greenland grants America permanent control to defend the territory, block adversary bases or investments without U.S. approval, and build a military presence while consulting locals. Trump called it an 'Infinite Life' deal that fulfills a century-old dream, building on a 1951 agreement amid Arctic rivalries with Russia and China. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenland's premier welcomed it as a win for shared security that respects Greenland's sovereignty, with signing set for next week at the UN.