A wealth of resources essential to the green transition has made Greenland a hot commodity but what do the people who actually live there really want? View on euronews

Republican senators were cracking jokes and outright laughing at President-elect Donald Trump over his suggestions he's open to using military force in Panama and Greenland, as well as his flirtation with making Canada the 51st state.

It's no secret that Greenlanders broadly do not care for President-elect Donald Trump's increasingly obsessive demands for Denmark to sell their island to the United States. Nevertheless, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday,

President-elect Trump's talk of Canada as a "51st state" and annexing Greenland registered among national-security crowds as an "Oh, boy!" moment. Obnoxious, enticing, familiar. Why it matters: The darlings of Trump's current foreign policy fixation boast Arctic utility at a time when the icy region is heating up.