This visit by Jeff Landry to Greenland, framed as a diplomatic gesture, carries layers of symbolic and strategic messaging. At face value, it signals a renewed U.S. interest in the Arctic, a region increasingly contested by global powers. However, the inclusion of campaign merchandise—"Make America Great Again" hats—introduces a domestic political dimension, blurring the line between diplomacy and partisan branding. This raises questions about whether the visit is primarily about geopolitical st...