Greenland: On the Ice of Power

Friday, Jan 30, 2026

EFSYN

Explores Greenland’s growing geopolitical importance, Arctic competition, and local perspectives on global attention.

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Greenland has become a focal point of global geopolitics, from Donald Trump’s 2019 purchase idea to current tensions among NATO allies. The podcast “Palmomgraph” explores this by traveling to the Arctic Circle, featuring experts and residents discussing Greenland’s strategic importance, natural resources, perceived threats from China and Russia, and the Inuit’s path to self-determination. Furthermore, field reports cover how local inhabitants experience sudden global attention, the climate crisis, and scenarios of a new form of colonialism.

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