Power quietly shifts north
Greenland is becoming one of the most important strategic territories in the upcoming shift of global power dynamics, attracting the attention of major technology and finance moguls.
Behind the scenes, investors linked to names like Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Sam Altman are exploring long-term projects in rare earth metal mining, clean energy, and data infrastructure. With the decline of oil dominance, control over metals and logistics has become the "new currency" of power, and Greenland offers political stability and vast areas not owned by other regions.
At the same time, reports indicate that groups affiliated with Peter Thiel are testing the idea of creating a technology-first city to serve as a laboratory for economic models and digital governance systems outside traditional regulatory constraints.
The United States is closely monitoring these developments; with its location between North America and Europe, Greenland could become a key pillar for supply chains, defensive positioning, and global trade routes for decades to come. Are we facing a climatic opportunity, a resource conflict, or a new geopolitical chessboard?