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Donald Trump's renewed push to acquire Greenland has once again put the world's largest island at the centre of global attention. But why is Greenland suddenly so important? In this edition of Spotlight, we examine the strategic calculations behind Washington's interest in the Arctic, from World War II and the Cold War to today's competition with China and Russia. As melting sea ice opens new shipping routes and demand for rare earth minerals grows, Greenland has emerged as a critical geopolitical prize. Daniela Laurel breaks down America's decades-long interest in the island, Denmark's response, China's Arctic ambitions, and why the race for Greenland could shape the future of global trade, security, and great power competition.
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