Naaja Nathanielsen

Josh Keating, a foreign policy expert at Vox, and Naaja Nathanielsen, Greenland’s minister for natural resources and trade, dive into the complex political dynamics surrounding Greenland. They discuss Trump’s controversial interest in acquiring the territory and what it means for Greenland's sovereignty. Nathanielsen emphasizes that while Greenland isn't for sale, it is eager to engage in business with the U.S. The conversation also showcases Greenland's stunning landscapes and rich indigenous culture, challenging stereotypes while highlighting the region's strategic significance.

Aaja Chemnitz, a member of the Danish Parliament, advocates for Greenlandic independence. Naaja Nathanielsen, Greenland's Minister of Business, emphasizes the need for local governance amid U.S. interest in acquiring the territory. Parnuna Egede Dahl discusses climate change impacts on Indigenous communities. The trio sheds light on the Inuit's strong resistance to colonial control and their push for meaningful engagement in decision-making processes. They share their vision for sustainable development and the importance of preserving Inuit identity in the face of geopolitical pressures.

Naaja Nathanielsen, ministre groenlandaise, partage ses préoccupations face aux déclarations de Donald Trump sur le Groenland, appelant à un dialogue basé sur le droit international. Pierre Haski, éditorialiste géopolitique, dépeint la logique d'expansion impériale américaine, tandis que Mikaa Blugeon-Mered expose les enjeux des ressources stratégiques et la dynamique des partis groenlandais. Ensemble, ils discutent des défis de la souveraineté et de l'identité inuite face à la prédation géopolitique.