US to Restore Cold War-Era Base in Greenland, Build New One Under Tripartite Deal

The US, Denmark, and Greenland are set to sign an agreement on September 22 at the UN General Assembly to restore a Cold War-era military base in Greenland and establish a new one. This marks a significant expansion of US military presence in the Arctic, likely aimed at countering Russian and Chinese activity in the region. The deal's specifics, including locations and timelines, remain undisclosed, and its strategic implications are still emerging.