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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…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Bear and the Eagle Volume 1: The Unexpected Victory (2016–2017) Brussels – Washington – Moscow – KyivOctober 2017 –…