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Denmark, Greenland and US to Sign Security Agreement in New York

丹麦及格陵兰岛将和美国签署安全协议

Denmark's Prime Minister's Office announced on September 21 that Denmark, its autonomous territory Greenland, and the United States will sign a security agreement in New York on September 22. The agreement is described as aiming to 'strengthen security in the Arctic and North Atlantic regions.' The signing ceremony is expected to take place at the UN headquarters, with Danish PM Mette Frederiksen, Greenland's PM Múte Bourup Egede, and US President Donald Trump participating. Specific terms were not disclosed.

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Global Times, a state-aligned outlet, presents this as a straightforward diplomatic development, framing the agreement as a matter of regional security.

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