The United States, Denmark, and Greenland have signed a security pact that expands the American military presence, establishes new defense areas, and modernizes the Pituffik Space Base.

In a combative UN address, President Donald Trump threatened to annihilate Iran if a post-midterm peace deal is not reached, while outlining a packed diplomatic schedule.

Following months of secret negotiations sparked by U.S. annexation threats, the United States and Denmark have reached a strategic pact granting America permanent military control in Greenland.

The United States, Denmark, and Greenland have reached a security agreement granting permanent U.S. military access to the Arctic territory while blocking rival nations.

Voters in Iceland are preparing for a national referendum on whether to restart stalled accession negotiations with the European Union amid geopolitical shifts and economic debates.

President Trump has reignited tensions at the NATO summit by renewing his demand for American acquisition of Greenland while suggesting the US could remove all soldiers from Europe.

President Donald Trump warned he could withdraw all American soldiers from Europe and demanded US control over Greenland. These threats have sparked tensions and an urgent review of security impacts among NATO allies.