Geopolitical storm leaves isolated Greenlanders hanging by a telecoms thread
By
Binu Mathew
Kapisillit: In the Greenlandic village of Kapisillit, a crisis meeting has just begun.
With one table and just two chairs, all members of the local administration are present.
Vanilla Mathiassen, a 64-year-old Danish teacher, has summoned the village chief to discuss her concerns about US President Donald Trump’s desire to annex Greenland and the fear that communications could be cut one day.
