No good options as Denmark seeks to counter US threats to Greenland
Yesterday, The Wall Street Journal reported that President Trump had instructed U.S. intelligence agencies to ramp up espionage efforts in Greenland. The aim: to map out potential collaborators, gauge public sentiment toward the United States, and monitor views on autonomy from Denmark and access to Greenland’s resources.
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