Greenland & Arctic Security: A Canadian woman intern has been arrested in Belgium on suspicion of spying at NATO’s SHAPE headquarters in Mons, with prosecutors saying she was suspected of working for a third country and linked to a criminal organization; SHAPE says operations and readiness were not affected. U.S.-EU Trade Tensions: Trump says the U.S. will open a formal investigation into EU trade practices after the EU fined Google about €890m, warning of possible tariffs and retaliation over antitrust actions against U.S. tech giants. NATO Leadership Moves: The Pentagon has picked Lt. Gen. Kevin Admiral to lead Army Europe and Africa, with confirmation pending, and he would also head NATO’s Allied Land Command. Arctic Climate Research: Scientists report melting glaciers could create more than 50,000 new lakes, while another expedition (RV Celtic Explorer) tracks ocean changes along a route from Ireland to southern Greenland. Greenland Politics & Identity: A travel report on the Greenland ferry experience highlights residents’ push to be treated as equals in any debate over the island’s future, beyond Denmark vs. the U.S. Greenland Minerals Watch: Critical Metals says its Mrima Hill rare earth and niobium bid in Kenya is shortlisted for final tender stages, framing it as part of a Western-aligned rare earth strategy that includes Greenland projects.