The settlement has just under 100 residents, most of whom live off from hunting and fishing. On this February day, only the wind broke the deafening silence, whipping across the scattering of small colorful houses. The US leader’s rhetoric “has impacted a lot of people’s emotions during many weeks”, Wangenheim told AFP in Nuuk. “We tell them to just live the normal life that we live in the settlement and tell them it’s important to do that.”The door opened. He doesn’t want to see his children “inherit a bad nature -- nature that we have loved being in -- if they are going to buy us.”“That’s why it is we who are supposed to take care of OUR land.”

Source: Dhaka Tribune February 06, 2026 16:19 UTC