Foreign Affairs
Greenland Deal Signed: Trust Not Restored in One Go
Denmark, Greenland, and the United States signed an agreement in New York on Tuesday that ends direct US threats against Greenland but is described by experts as a confirmation of existing security arrangements rather than a breakthrough. While President Donald Trump claims the deal grants permanent US control over Greenland's safety, analysts suggest the move is primarily aimed at securing a political victory ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. Despite the relief expressed by European leaders such as Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, experts warn that the damaged trust between the US and its allies will take decades to repair due to Trump's unpredictable foreign policy.
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