- Greenlanders are protesting US President Trump's renewed interest in purchasing the island.
- Residents fear losing their culture, language, and traditional livelihoods if the US gains control.
- Trump and NATO officials have discussed a potential deal for Greenland and the Arctic region, though details remain uncertain.

A: Hey! Did you hear about something crazy happening?

B: No! What is it? Tell me!

A: Apparently, Trump wants to buy Greenland! Again!

B: Seriously?! He’s still talking about that? I remember hearing about it before.

A: Yeah! He mentioned it at a conference in Switzerland. People in Greenland aren't happy at all.

B: Wow. I wonder why he wants it?

A: A shop owner in Nuuk, Mia, said she doesn’t like it one bit.

B: Oh really? What did she say?

A: She thinks Trump doesn’t respect Greenlanders. She worries they’ll lose their culture and language if America takes over.

B: That's sad. It’s important to protect their traditions. I bet her business would be affected too, right?

A: Exactly! She said she'd be out of business. She really hopes other leaders will support Greenland.

B: That's nice of her. So, what’s happening now?

A: Trump and a NATO guy, Rutte, talked about it and are making plans for a "deal."

B: A deal? But do the Greenlanders feel safer?

A: Not really! Mia says they’re still waiting to see the details. She's not sure if she can relax yet.