At the annual gathering of world leaders in New York, President Trump is set to formalize a security arrangement with Denmark and Greenland — a move that transforms years of rhetorical interest in the Arctic into binding diplomatic architecture. Greenland, long dismissed as an eccentric fixation, now emerges as a serious theater of geopolitical competition, where climate change, rare earth minerals, and shifting shipping lanes have redrawn the map of strategic importance. The agreement, paired with meetings involving Ukrainian and Persian Gulf leaders, reveals an administration attempting to a
Trump to unveil Greenland security deal at U.N. General Assembly
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