Greenland Parliament approves security agreement with the US and Denmark

Greenland's parliament ratified a security agreement with Denmark and the U.S. aimed at preventing U.S. annexation ambitions. Sixteen members supported the agreement, with no opposition votes. The deal allows the U.S. to establish two bases and restricts non-EU and NATO influence in strategic sectors to counter Russian and Chinese interests. The opposition party Naleraq criticized the agreement for lacking concrete benefits for Greenland, particularly economic support from the U.S. The Danish parliament is set to ratify the agreement on November 19.