The Greenland agreement is signed — but its impact will depend on what happens next. How much will the United States invest, what military capabilities will it deploy, and can Arctic cooperation help rebuild trust among NATO allies?
In this interview, Independence Avenue Media’s Kartlos Sharashenidze speaks with Imran Bayoumi, a former U.S. Defense Department policy adviser and deputy director at the Atlantic Council’s Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security.
Bayoumi examines the gap between the political announcements and the practical decisions still ahead. With Washington already holding extensive military access under the 1951 defense agreement, what would an expanded presence actually accomplish — and how would Greenland fit into a broader U.S. Arctic strategy?
