Core Points - Denmark's parliament is expected to vote on June 11 to implement a new defense agreement allowing U.S. military unrestricted access to Danish air force bases, raising widespread concerns domestically [1] - The agreement, signed in December 2023, allows U.S. troops to operate in Denmark and grants them jurisdiction over any crimes committed by U.S. personnel, meaning they will be tried under U.S. law rather than Danish law [2] - The agreement is set for a 10-year term and cannot be revoked unless Denmark decides to withdraw if the U.S. takes control of Greenland [2] U.S.-Denmark Relations - The relationship between Denmark and the U.S. has changed significantly, especially after former President Trump's aggressive stance on acquiring Greenland, which he has not ruled out using military force [1] - The U.S. intelligence community has been ordered to enhance espionage activities in the region, indicating a strategic shift in U.S. interests in the Arctic [1] Strategic Importance of Greenland - The White House reiterated the strategic significance of Greenland in the Arctic, with President Trump committed to acquiring the territory to advance national security interests [2]