The nascent U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security deal will be more than just a defense pact. It was announced on September 18, 2026, aimed at beefing up security in the Arctic and North Atlantic and providing greater military access to Greenland for the U.S. The agreement is likely to be signed at the United Nations General Assembly. View this post on Instagram A …

While NATO will be investing in surveillance around the Arctic, “total visibility” can be an overshade of reality when it comes to military sensors. The Alliance has introduced national activities under a multi-domain approach, provided by JFC Norfolk, since Arctic Sentry inception in February 2026. The test is indeed the continuous interpretation of the high north by NATO. The Surveillance …

The Arctic is no longer just a frozen frontier in the end of the world. The melting sea ice is creating new opportunities for commerce and at the same time making the region more strategic. Russia’s Pentagon modernization and its control over key Arctic routes presents a challenging security issue for NATO in the domains of nuclear deterrence, maritime access …