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September 2026 · 22 voices
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September 2026 · 22 of the 74 voices we track · 43 mentions

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Sharply worsening

  • ABArnaud BertrandSharply worsening Bertrand argues Greenland loses self-determination, as even an independent Greenland would inherit the US military arrangement whether it likes it or not. “The US secured a permanent military foothold that even an independent Greenland would inherit whether it likes it or not” Open the post Ok, we now have the actual text of the Greenland… · 22 Sept

Worsening

  • MEMichael EveryWorsening The new US deal is a significant deterioration in Greenland's sovereignty, with the US gaining permanent military and economic veto rights. “So that's a significant deterioration in Danish and Greenland sovereignty.” ▶ 32:08 MacroVoices #551 Michael Every: Decoding The Glo… · 24 Sept

Sharply improving

  • BJBrent JohnsonSharply improving Greenland's strategic importance is rising sharply as the new US agreement locks in permanent American control of the territory. “So I think this Greenland thing is a very big deal. And I think the people that think this isn't a big deal are wrong.” ▶ 5:12 How the U.S. power move in Greenland impacts you… · 27 Sept

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Mentions

43 in September 2026
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