The Arctic region, long a peripheral theater in global geopolitics, has emerged as a critical arena of strategic competition in the early 21st century, with Greenland at its epicenter. This autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark, spanning 2.16 million square kilometers yet home to just 56,000 inhabitants, has become a focal point of great … Leggi tutto Greenland’s Geopolitical Fault Line: Denmark’s Strategic Reorientation Amid U.S.-China Rivalry and the Quest for Arctic Sovereignty