Greenland, the world’s largest island, has quietly become one of the most strategically significant regions on Earth — and nowhere has that status been more visible than at the highest levels of government in Washington, Copenhagen, and Nuuk. What once was a remote Arctic territory has emerged as a focal point of geopolitical competition, alliance tensions, and debates over sovereignty, defense, and the future of the Arctic security framework. Recent high‑level meetings between senior U.S. officials and Danish leadership — including Denmark’s Foreign Minister…
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