In spotlight after Trump offer, Greenland sees chance for an economic win
"When you stimulate investment in an area like Greenland, magic wonders can happen in mining, tourism, and infrastructure."
August 27, 2019
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COPENHAGEN — Greenland’s leaders want to use global interest in the Arctic island aroused by President Donald Trump’s eye-catching offer of a sale to stimulate investment and earn more from U.S. military activity there.
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