The Teeny Tiny Economy of Greenland

Greenland's vast geography contrasts sharply with its tiny population, creating unique economic challenges. Its economy heavily relies on fishing and financial support from Denmark. The region's strategic importance is stirring interest from global superpowers, especially the U.S., due to untapped resources and potential trade routes. However, the local population faces fears about foreign investment and the complexities of developing a self-sufficient economy amidst dependency. The intriguing mix of traditional culture and modern governance adds another layer to this frozen frontier's allure.