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The universalization of international non-proliferation obligation across the overseas countries (OCTs) and territories varies as much as their levels of independence in relation to their EU member state. Accordingly, this paper looks at the implication of territories that are associated with the EU, but which function outside of its jurisdiction in terms of existing non-proliferation and institutions. It highlights the absence of non-proliferation in the round of negotiations on the association framework between the EU, the OCTs and their metropoles, drawing on the case of Greenland.