The fact that Spain is swimming against the tide on European immigration issues became more evident than ever on Friday, when several EU leaders led by the prime ministers of Denmark and Italy — Mette Frederiksen and Giorgia Meloni — strongly criticized the Spanish government’s decision earlier this year to grant legal status to potentially hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants.

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Seventy-five years after the 1951 defense agreement, the new security pact commits Greenland to remaining in NATO even if it one day gains independence from Denmark. The agreement, signed on September 22 by the United States, Denmark and Greenland, has no end date and requires any future Greenlandic state to remain within the Atlantic Alliance. It also allows U.S. vessels to operate underwater and, unless all three parties agree otherwise, bars military bases belonging to non-NATO countries as well as sensitive investments from countries that are neither NATO members nor partners, or members of the European Union.

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