EU-Greenland Partnership: EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Nuuk and pledged €200 million over two years, aiming to back climate action, internet and hydropower upgrades, fisheries, education, housing, small businesses, and sustainable tourism—explicitly to counter repeated U.S. threats over Greenland’s control. Arctic Connectivity: Eutelsat joined a new EU-backed Enhanced Satellite Connectivity project to extend OneWeb LEO service (with Tusass) to remote Greenland settlements and critical infrastructure. Greenland Ice Dynamics: NASA Earth Observatory images show a massive 29-square-mile iceberg calved from Petermann Glacier and survived a collision with Joe Island—another reminder that glacier stability matters for sea level rise. Climate Feedbacks: A study warns that warming-driven forest and tundra changes could add 20–30% extra heating by releasing emissions from natural sources, potentially worsening global warming by up to ~0.4°C this century. Arctic Methane Signal: Research on Svalbard finds ancient methane in glacial river water, with concentrations up to 425 times atmospheric levels—suggesting melting can unlock long-stored carbon. Sea-Level Cost Shock (outside Greenland, but relevant): New analysis estimates coastal flooding could cost Australia at least $855 billion by 2100, highlighting the scale of damages Greenland communities may face as seas rise. GreenRoc Drilling Update: GreenRoc extended known graphite mineralisation at its Amitsoq project in South Greenland by ~100–150 metres north-northwest, adding data for resource evaluation and future mine planning.