Greenland research centre halts new collaborations with US to protect its scientists

Greenland's main research center has decided to stop any new partnerships with the U.S. in response to funding cuts and the dismissal of government scientists under the Trump administration. This move aims to shield its own scientists from potential political pressures and funding uncertainties. The decision underscores the broader impact of U.S. policy changes on international scientific collaborations and highlights the vulnerability of global research networks to political shifts. It also raises questions about the future of cross-border scientific cooperation amid shifting governmental priorities.