Denmark Calls Trump-Greenland Pact Binding

Denmark says the agreement reached with U.S. President Donald Trump on Greenland is binding. The deal, announced Thursday, commits both sides to respect each other's positions on the Arctic archipelago. Danish Foreign Ministry spokesperson said the pact strengthens Denmark's sovereignty over Greenland while opening channels for U.S. investment. Trump, during a White House briefing, called the arrangement a win for American security in the north. Greenland's self‑government welcomed the promise of increased infrastructure funding but reiterated its desire for greater autonomy. Analysts note the move comes as global powers vie for Arctic resources. The binding nature of the accord, according to Denmark, means any future changes will require mutual consent.