Greenland’s coalition government of Demokraatit, Inuit Ataqatigiit, and Atassut maintains a parliamentary majority and continues advancing legislation, including a foreign direct investment screening bill and a proposed deep-sea mining moratorium, without signs of internal fracture. In October 2026, Inatsisartut held first readings on a September security agreement with Denmark and the United States that expands U.S. military access while reaffirming Greenlandic self-determination. Opposition parties have raised procedural and economic objections but have not triggered a no-confidence vote or dissolution process. With roughly ten weeks remaining until year-end and no scheduled catalyst for early dissolution, trader consensus assigns high probability against a snap election by December 31.