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Could Greenland dispute break NATO? | RT panel discussion
A high-stakes discussion on Greenland’s growing geopolitical importance and what US ambitions over the Arctic island could mean for Europe and NATO.
Former European Parliament candidate Armando Mema, retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Earl Rasmussen, and Suworow Institute head Alexander Markovics debate whether security concerns are justified, how alliance dynamics might unfold, and whether political or financial pressure could override international law.
Former European Parliament candidate Armando Mema, retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Earl Rasmussen, and Suworow Institute head Alexander Markovics debate whether security concerns are justified, how alliance dynamics might unfold, and whether political or financial pressure could override international law.
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By RTA high-stakes discussion on Greenland’s growing geopolitical importance and what US ambitions over the Arctic island could mean for Europe and NATO.
Former European Parliament candidate Armando Mema, retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Earl Rasmussen, and Suworow Institute head Alexander Markovics debate whether security concerns are justified, how alliance dynamics might unfold, and whether political or financial pressure could override international law.
Former European Parliament candidate Armando Mema, retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Earl Rasmussen, and Suworow Institute head Alexander Markovics debate whether security concerns are justified, how alliance dynamics might unfold, and whether political or financial pressure could override international law.