Greenland approves an agreement that paves the way for new bases in the US Greenland's parliament approved this Tuesday (3), with 16 votes in favor and seven abstentions, a security agreement with the US and Denmark. The agreement allows the installation of two new American military bases on the island and enables the implementation of the "Golden Dome" anti-missile defense system, proposed by Donald Trump. The agreement was signed in September, after months of pressure from Trump to purchase the island. To enter into force, it still depends on the approval of the Danish parliament, with a vote scheduled for November 19.