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Aqqaluk Lynge. Photographed at his home in Nuuk, Greenland. February 2025. Foto: Cecilie Rolvung

The United States, Denmark, and Greenland have reached an agreement on Greenland. What consequences it will have for Greenlanders remains unclear.

The settlement in Greenland is quiet. But what happens if the Americans want to revive the military base?

Aqqaluk Lynge. Photographed at his home in Nuuk, Greenland. February 2025. Foto: Cecilie Rolvung

»All that fuss just to end up back where we started«, Aqqaluk Lynge says.

He chuckles a little, relieved.

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