Markus Valentin, a local journalist from KNR, shares firsthand insights on the US delegation's controversial interest in Greenland, a land long coveted for its strategic location. Romain Chuffart from the Arctic Institute offers expert analysis on the historical and geopolitical implications of these aspirations. The discussion dives into the resistance from Greenlanders against annexation, the complexities of national identity, and the resource wealth that shapes both independence desires and geopolitical tensions with superpowers.