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Greenland NATO crisis explodes: Trump’s 2019 bid returns in 2025, shaking alliances and Arctic power.
This video breaks down the Greenland NATO crisis as Donald Trump revives pressure on Greenland, framing it as a US national security “need,” not a choice. We examine how melting Arctic ice opens new sea routes, why Russia and China’s presence matters, and how sovereignty disputes test NATO’s core promise: allies do not threaten each other’s territory.

From Greenland’s history under Denmark to the US military footprint at Pituffik Space Base, the story reveals why control, not access, is now at the center of security thinking. As Washington questions the status quo, Copenhagen warns of alliance rupture, while Greenland’s leaders insist decisions must be made by Greenlanders themselves.

This isn’t just about a frozen island of 56,000 people. It’s about how power rewrites rules, how alliances erode under pressure, and what happens when security is defined as ownership. We map three futures—restraint, ambiguity, and rupture—and explain what each means for NATO credibility, Arctic geopolitics, and global order.

If you care about democracy, consent, and alliance trust, this story matters now.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 — Introduction: The Arctic Shock
1:30 — Why Greenland, Why Now
3:10 — 56,000 People, Strategic Ice
4:45 — US Security vs Danish Sovereignty
6:20 — Trump’s 2019 Offer, 2025 Return
8:10 — NATO at Risk: Trust Tested
10:05 — Russia, China, and Arctic Routes
11:40 — Three Futures for the Alliance
13:30 — What This Means for Global Order

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