US Vice President JD Vance's visit to Greenland sparked controversy, raising questions about American foreign policy in the Arctic.
Vance suggested Greenland should partner with the US for protection from China's growing influence, a proposal met with mixed reactions.
Greenland's newly elected government prioritizes independence and self-determination, seeking to manage relations with both the US and Denmark.
The situation highlights the increasing geopolitical competition for resources and strategic positioning in the Arctic, a region of growing importance.
