A first-ever foreign policy opinion poll in Greenland shows support for more cooperation with US, Denmark
Opinions also favored closer ties to Canada, the Arctic Council and NATO, but were divided on China.
We know from recent headlines that China has an interest in expanding economically in Greenland and of course, many will remember when former U.S. President Donald Trump thought of buying the entire island.
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