Greenland Prime Minister Asks EU Help to Secure Digital Links, Block Threats

Greenland's Prime Minister has asked the European Union (EU) for assistance in securing the territory's digital links and protecting them from potential threats. The prime minister emphasized the importance of strengthening connectivity in the Arctic region to prevent "unauthorized parties" from disrupting Greenland's digital infrastructure. The request comes as Greenland, an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark, seeks to enhance its digital capabilities and resilience. The prime minister highlighted the need for the EU to deepen its cooperation with Greenland to address the challenges posed by the Arctic's unique geographical and climatic conditions. The call for EU support reflects Greenland's recognition of the growing importance of digital infrastructure in the region, as well as the potential risks posed by external actors. The prime minister's request underscores the territory's commitment to safeguarding its digital systems and ensuring the reliability of its essential services.