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Welcome to the world in 10 in an increasingly uncertain world.
This is the Times daily podcast dedicated to global security today with me, Stuart Willey and Alex Dibble.
There are many policies that Donald Trump is posting about in the weeks before he returns to the White House.
One that is raising questions is his stated desire to own or control Greenland.
It's a topic he's returned to again.
It caused a diplomatic spat with Denmark during his last presidency.
Now the incoming president says getting Greenland is an absolute necessity, prompting anger from some.
Our guest today is Alex Maxia, who reports from across the region for the Times.
Alex, Now Donald Trump Jr.
Has touched down in Nuuk, the big city in Greenland.
What's behind the Trump family interest in this place?
It is something that Donald Trump said last time he was president of the United states.
Back in 2019, he was offering Denmark a deal to buy Greenland.