Greenland’s parliament ratified a security agreement with the United States and Denmark on Tuesday. Signed by the three parties in September, the deal is aimed at strengthening security in the Arctic and North Atlantic and ending tensions after Donald Trump repeatedly threatened to take control of Greenland. It expands the U.S. military’s role on the island; some opposition lawmakers questioned its economic value.
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