Greenland: Geopolitics and Sovereignty

This chapter explores the complex implications of the U.S. interest in acquiring Greenland, focusing on its economic potential and national security concerns. It delves into local sentiments against U.S. ownership while emphasizing Greenland's desire for autonomy and strategic relations without annexation. Additionally, the discussion highlights Denmark's concerns about its sovereignty and the broader geopolitical ramifications of these territorial ambitions in the context of international relations.