U.S. extends economic aid to Greenland in a bid to counter China, Russia in Arctic
Some Danish politicians view the aid package as aimed at driving a wedge between Denmark and Greenland.
April 23, 2020
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COPENHAGEN/WASHINGTON — The United States announced a $12.1 million economic aid package for Greenland on Thursday aimed at strengthening mutual ties and boosting a renewed U.S. push for a greater military presence in the Arctic.
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