AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNATO Summit Fallout: U.S. President Donald Trump renewed his Greenland push at the Ankara summit, saying the island “should be controlled by the United States, not by Denmark,” and floated pulling American troops from Europe if allies don’t back him—sparking fresh friction even as NATO tries to show unity. Denmark’s Response: Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told TV2 Greenland “is not for sale,” urging NATO partners to respect Denmark’s sovereignty while pointing to ongoing Arctic security cooperation. Defense Deals & Spending Pressure: NATO unveiled major arms and capability projects worth tens of billions, while estimates show Europeans and Canada are set to raise defense spending in 2026; Denmark is projected near the 3.5% target. Ukraine-Denmark Security: Ukraine and Denmark signed a defense cooperation agreement in a drone-deal format, with focus on drones, air and missile defense, AI, and electronic warfare. Tour de France (Denmark in Focus): Mads Pedersen won Stage 4 for Denmark, while Norway’s Torstein Traeen took the yellow jersey.
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