When US  President Donald Trump referred to Greenland as "a piece of ice" during his recent speech at the World Eonomic Forum in Davos, the remark jarred:  Greenland has been inhabited for close to five millennia and is home to over 56,000 people, mostly of Inuit descent.  It also echoed a long‑standing pattern by  colonial powers to apply their own ideas of land ownership to places that were already inhabited, often overlooking established local systems. It's a pattern that reveals a deeper

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