Dual-Lens: Multilateral Pathways of US Engagement in Greenland

Author: Alexander Elgart

Editors: Lamin Conteh, Benjamin Young & Ksenia Luzhko

Geopolitical friction in the Arctic, driven by Russian militarisation and Chinese expansion, remains defined by a transition towards great power competition—now strained by unilateral US acquisition rhetoric and the erosion of diplomatic safeguards.

This dual-lens report examines the structural threats to Greenland, the risk of a NATO schism and the need for a tripartite compact to codify security-for-mineral access.

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