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Over the first year of his second term, US President Donald Trump expressed territorial ambitions for places such as Canada and Panama – but his consistent statements about wanting to take control of Greenland have come back into thelimelight after the recent US operation in Venezuela. Why does Mr Trump want Greenland so badly? How far will he go to realise his desire?
Tune in to hear Assistant Professor William James, Deputy Coordinator of the MSc (Strategic Studies) Programme at RSIS, offer his thoughts on Mr Trump’s desire for Greenland and its possible implications for the international order.
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