US, Denmark, Greenland Forge Arctic Security Framework Amid Trump's Push

• US, Denmark, and Greenland officials met to discuss a new framework agreement on Greenland's Arctic security.
• The talks aim to address US security concerns in the Arctic while respecting Denmark and Greenland's sovereignty.
• Negotiations follow President Trump's earlier push for a larger American footprint and a "framework of a future deal."
• Greenland's strategic location, natural resources, and growing global competition make it increasingly important.
• Discussions include potential revisions to the 1951 bilateral defense agreement to expand US military presence.

Why It Matters: US, Denmark, and Greenland are negotiating an Arctic security framework, balancing US interests with Greenland's sovereignty.