Greenland Parliament Approves Security Agreement with US

The ratification matters less for Greenland's own security posture than for what it signals about Arctic governance: a territory with a contested strategic profile is formalizing ties through its own parliament rather than leaving the arrangement entirely to Copenhagen. The remaining gatekeeper is Denmark's parliament, whose review window is the next concrete checkpoint. Whether that process stays procedural or becomes a venue for broader debate over Arctic alignment is the open question, given the agreement's dependence on dual ratification and formal notification to Washington.