AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEU-Greenland Partnership Push: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Nuuk for a two-day visit, framing the trip as a “We are family” show of EU support for Greenland amid renewed US pressure over Arctic control claims. She is set to sign a joint EU-Greenland declaration and is expected to announce major funding, with Brussels proposing €530m for 2028–2034 plus possible extra support reported at €200m, as Greenland and Denmark stress sovereignty and partnership over any forced sale. UN Cartography Politics: The UN General Assembly backed Togo’s “Correct the Map” resolution (164-1) encouraging governments, schools and tech firms to use equal-area projections like Equal Earth instead of Mercator, a move supporters link to “cartographic colonialism” that has long made Africa look smaller; the US was the lone no vote. NATO/Arctic Signaling: NATO’s Northern Viking drill off Iceland reportedly ran without US combat aircraft or warships for the first time in decades, underscoring a shift toward European and Canadian capability in the North Atlantic—an issue that directly intersects Greenland’s strategic position in Arctic security.
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