Pakistan, Jan. 23 -- The United States and NATO have reached a preliminary framework on Greenland, proposing limited American authority and resource access, reflecting growing strategic focus on Arctic security and economic interests.

The agreement, discussed by Donald Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, would allow Washington to operate in selected areas of Greenland while securing a stake in mineral resources.

Under the proposed arrangement, the United States would conduct military exercises, intelligence missions, and training activities without seeking prior approval from Denmark, which currently oversees Greenland's foreign and defense affairs.

Moreover, the framework would restrict interference by Russia and China, while...