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Last update: 2 hours agoGreenland Security Push: US special envoy Jeff Landry wrapped his first visit to Nuuk by telling AFP it’s time for Washington to “put its footprint back on Greenland,” citing plans to expand national security operations and “repopulate” bases—while noting the US currently runs just one major facility, Pituffik. Sovereignty Debate: Retired US Army Europe chief Ben Hodges says the talk of “sovereign” US bases doesn’t add much, arguing existing defense arrangements already let Washington build and operate. Local Backlash: Greenland leaders and residents are bracing for protests around a new US consulate opening after Landry’s comments, with some politicians saying they won’t attend. Rare-Earth Deals: In the background of the geopolitics, Greenland’s mining pipeline moved: AnorTech’s Sarfartoq project deal advanced via Greenland Mines/Neo, while Critical Metals locked a 15-year Tanbreez offtake with REalloys for 15% of Phase 1 output. Trade Shock Absorber: Separately, the EU finally approved a US tariff cap at 15% ahead of July 4, after months of internal fights—an important pressure valve for Greenland-linked supply chains.
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