Greenland News & Analysis

This week’s topics include Canadian doubts on the F-35; Greenland’s surprising elections; movement toward a peace deal in Ukraine; and destabilizing violence in Syria, among others.

Greenland represents an opportunity to secure resources, dominate emerging trade routes, and project power throughout the Arctic. Little wonder it has captured the strategic imagination of the Trump administration.

A snap general election in Greenland could reverberate in Arctic geopolitics and rare earth mineral supply chains the world over.

Beijing isn’t letting geography get in the way of it establishing a robust presence in the next great frontier of geopolitical competition.

In opening its doors to foreign investors, an independence-minded Greenland could be ushering in a new era of geopolitical competition in the Arctic.

The blunt manner of President Trump’s pitch to buy Greenland might have been ridiculous, but the geopolitical rationale behind it certainly isn’t.

Last week’s election result has brought more questions than answers concerning the future of Greenland’s mining industry.

As NATO enters its 7th decade, serious questions of its relevancy persist, culminating in the greatest existential threat faced by the military alliance.