Greenland parliament approves security agreement with US

The vote matters less for the military detail than for what it reveals about Greenland's political fault lines: a security pact signed by three leaders in September still required a contested parliamentary fight, and the brief suspension shows the self-government and opposition are not aligned on how far to go with Washington. The island's strategic position, not its size, is what draws US attention, and the expanded presence will reshape the territory's leverage with both Copenhagen and Washington. Whether the internal dispute resurfaces over implementation terms is the open question.