Melting Ice May Make Greenland More Valuable
Melting ice exposes resources and opens Arctic shipping routes, increasing Greenland's geopolitical value amid rising military and commercial interest, experts say.
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Climate change makes Greenland valuable: attracting raw materials and sea routes. Trump's takeover plans could be harbingers of major power struggles. An analysis.
Arctic. The Passenger, Hyperborea
Melting Ice May Make Greenland More Valuable
“The Arctic is warming around four times faster than the rest of the globe, exposing natural resources, opening up potential shipping routes and prompting an increase in activity among military powers,” the Washington Post reports. “The changing landscape has created a region ripe for opportunity — and potential conflict — factors that may play a role in President Donald Trump’s sudden quest to obtain Greenland.”
In its central confrontation with China, the US strategy bears some resemblance to the Pac-Man game, since the goal of the game is to “eat” all the points on the screen (all the Chinese advances in its area of influence), one after the other, and then move to the next level. That’s why, after Venezuela, they propose new [...] The Greenland ticket: why Trump cares. And the global balance was first published in AgendAR.
Greenland Dispute: Why Greenland has become the world's new hotspot- Trump, Putin, and Jinping eye millions of tons of minerals
Once a remote, ice-covered island, Greenland has suddenly transformed into a pivotal center of global politics. The rapid melting of Arctic ice has turned this vast landmass into a new hotspot, where the world's major powers – the United States, Russia, and China – are vying to strengthen their strategic and economic foothold. This phenomenon isn't merely a consequence of climate change but a new arena for geopolitical ambitions, with trillions …
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