Greenland's Young PM at Center of Global Power Struggle

At 34, Jens-Frederik Nielsen leads Greenland. He is now a key figure in a major geopolitical fight. Global powers want influence in the Arctic. This is due to new shipping routes and valuable minerals found as ice melts. Greenland is part of Denmark but controls its own resources. Nielsen's government must decide who becomes a partner. Choices include the U.S., European nations, and China. His decisions will affect global trade and security. They will also shape Greenland's future economy and independence. The world is watching the young prime minister. The pressure is on.