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The Greenland Crisis (2026)

The Greenland Crisis (2026): Coercion, Sovereignty, and Alliance Politics (Content)

Episode 1 — Prologue: Why Greenland, why now? Episode 2 — The constitutional baseline: sovereignty, autonomy, and self-determination Episode 3…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 1 — Prologue: Why Greenland, why now?

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) Tonight, Greenland feels less like a remote Arctic territory and more like a stress…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 2 — The constitutional baseline: sovereignty, autonomy, and self-determination

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) If Episode 1 established why Greenland matters strategically, today’s reading clarified something more basic:…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 3 — The trigger: the tariff ultimatum and the timetable

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) Today is when the Greenland dispute became unambiguously coercive. The shift is not merely…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 4 — Europe answers: the “full solidarity” joint statement

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) If the tariff ultimatum is the instrument of pressure, the European response is the…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 5 — Arctic signalling: “Arctic Endurance” and allied participation

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) What looks, at first glance, like a set of modest troop movements is better…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 6 — The United Kingdom: Principle, Pragmatism, and the “Bridge” Role

Date frame: 5–19 January 2026 (UK-centric chronology) The UK’s posture in the Greenland dispute has been unusually explicit on principle,…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 7 — Europe’s “trade bazooka”: the Anti-Coercion Instrument as deterrent and dilemma

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) The tariff ultimatum has forced Brussels into an uncomfortable posture: preparing to use a…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 8 — NATO’s dilemma: coercion inside the alliance

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) The Greenland dispute has pushed NATO into a category of crisis it was never…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 9 — Poland’s line: sovereignty affirmed, troops declined

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) Poland’s posture in this crisis is easily misread. Because Warsaw is not among the…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 10 — The “quiet trio”: Hungary, Slovakia and Czechia as procedural hedgers

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) Poland’s approach (Episode 9) was normatively loud but operationally restrained. The posture of Hungary,…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 11 — Switzerland: neutrality as restraint, not indifference

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) Switzerland’s role in the Greenland dispute is best understood as a case of “political…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 12 — Russia: opportunism, wedge-driving, and the limits of “alignment”

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) Russia’s posture in the Greenland crisis is often described in shorthand as “enjoying the…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 13 — China: rejecting the “China threat” frame while exploiting the narrative space

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) China enters the Greenland crisis in an unusual way: not as an active party…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 14 — Global non-alignment: the diplomacy of silence

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) What stands out tonight is not a surge of counter-statements from across the world,…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 15 — U.S. domestic constraints: weak mandate, congressional friction, and the force taboo

Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) From Europe, the Greenland dispute can look like a pure executive-driven escalation. From inside…

The Greenland Crisis (2026)

Episode 16 — Outlook: off-ramps, scenarios, and the damage ledger

Journal entry, written as an “end-of-cycle” reflection (19 January 2026 perspective, with developments through 22 January 2026 noted where relevant)…

EconomyPolitical Realignments and ReformsPolitics

Greenland’s Exit from the EEC

Greenland’s Exit from the EEC: Causes, Consequences, and Global Implications Introduction In 1985, Greenland became the first region to withdraw…

ComparisonEconomyPolitical Realignments and ReformsPolitics

Sovereign Separations in Comparative Perspective

Sovereign Separations in Comparative Perspective: Political, Economic, and Social Dimensions Abstract Sovereignty separations have played a significant role in reshaping…

ComparisonEconomyGeopolitical Conflicts

Contested Sovereignty and Asymmetric Autonomy

Contested Sovereignty and Asymmetric Autonomy: A Comparative Study of Subnational Movements and State Responses Abstract This article explores the complex…

EconomyPolitical Realignments and ReformsPolitics

Greenland’s Autonomy and Path to Independence

Greenland’s Autonomy and Path to Independence: Historical and Strategic Implications Introduction Greenland, an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark,…

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