Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen says negotiations with the United States are ongoing but that no deal has been reached yet. Speaking at the Copenhagen Democracy Summit, Nielsen states that talks are making progress, but that Greenland and the United States have not reached an agreement. The remarks indicate that discussions are still in progress and have not resulted in any concluded terms. While the precise subject and status of the negotiations are not detailed in the available accounts, both reports emphasize the same point: there is movement in the talks, yet an agreement remains outstanding. Nielsen’s comments also suggest that Greenland is presenting the negotiations as active and continuing rather than finalized. The information comes from Nielsen’s speech and is reported by multiple outlets in similar terms, focusing on the absence of a finalized deal despite reported progress in negotiations.