AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSkywatching in Greenland: The big one is almost here—on Aug. 12, 2026 the total solar eclipse will sweep across eastern Greenland, with the Moon’s shadow turning day briefly into twilight for people inside the narrow path. Safety and planning: Many places outside totality will only see a deep partial eclipse, but the message is the same everywhere: don’t look at the Sun without certified eclipse glasses or a proper solar filter. Perseids follow: That same night, the Perseid meteor shower peaks as the New Moon helps keep skies dark, so Greenland viewers can plan for eclipse by day and meteors after dark. Arctic geopolitics: Separate coverage highlights how U.S. and European interest in Greenland’s critical minerals is tied to wider security and supply-chain goals, even as development faces material and political constraints. Business note: Royal Greenland is retooling management, with two executives leaving as the state-owned company reshapes its leadership.
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