Denmark's intelligence agency identifies the US as a threat due to its use of power against allies

Denmark's Defense Intelligence Service has classified the United States as a threat, citing its use of economic and technological power to impose its will on allies. The annual assessment notes that the U.S. now uses its economic and technological strength as a tool of power, even against allies, and does not rule out military force. This marks the first time the DDIS has identified the U.S. as a threat. The report also highlights increasing great power competition in the Arctic, particularly concerning U.S. interest in Greenland, and warns of heightened espionage risks. Despite these concerns, the head of DDIS stated the U.S. remains Denmark's closest ally.