US and Denmark Reach Deal on Greenland

In September 2026, the United States and Denmark announced an agreement over Greenland. Denmark described the deal as binding and said it respects Greenland's sovereignty, calling it good for NATO and Europe. President Trump presented the agreement as a win, though commentators questioned what the US actually gained.

The deal drew reactions from political figures including Burnham, who welcomed it ahead of an expected first meeting with Trump. Some critics, such as an author quoted in the coverage, argued that the claim the deal won't undermine Greenland's sovereignty is false. The agreement also coincided with Trump banning more press from the White House.