The attempted purchase of Greenland is not a diplomatic gaffe; it is the opening bell of a new era where nations are no longer sacred trusts but negotiable assets.
The Question We Are Afraid to Ask: Is National Identity Merely a Negotiable Asset?
We like to believe that a nation is defined by its history, its culture, and the will of its people. I find myself returning often to the way we frame our own belonging—as something innate, untouchable. We cling to the idea that sovereignty is sacrosanct. But look at the Greenland proposal closely. It
