Summary
Denmark's intelligence service has identified the United States as a security concern in its annual risk report. The report highlights the U.S. using its power to influence allies and mentions the growing competition in the Arctic, involving the U.S., China, and Russia. Greenland, an area of interest to President Trump, is noted as increasingly important to U.S. security.
Key Facts
- Denmark named the U.S. as a security threat in a new risk report.
- The report discusses the U.S. using economic and technology strength as power tools.
- There is uncertainty about the U.S.'s role in European security.
- The report mentions U.S. interest in Greenland, a Danish territory.
- Growing competition in the Arctic involves the U.S., China, and Russia.
- Increased focus on the Arctic could raise the risk of espionage in Denmark.
