White House Pushes Diplomacy Over Military Action in Greenland Gambit—But Should Americans Trust Washington’s True Intentions?

Washington's renewed interest in Greenland is not just another diplomatic footnote; it represents a critical flashpoint in America's struggle to assert sovereignty and security in the strategically vital Arctic region. While the White House insists that diplomacy leads discussions with Denmark over potential American acquisition of Greenland, the specter of military options remains unsettlingly on the table.Can Diplomacy Protect American Interests in the Arctic?White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt recently emphasized that President Trump considers all avenues—including military action—to secure what he views as vital U.S. interests against growing Russian and Chinese influence in the Arctic. This candid acknowledgement should...