2026-02-11
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I'm Lucy Proctor and you're listening to the documentary from the BBC World Service.
This is Trump and Greenland, how MAGA went arctic.
Every year,
packs of purebred Greenland sled dogs gather on the ice in a frenzy of pre-race excitement.
It's all beautifully low-tech.
The dogs are tied together with coloured twine to wooden sleds the lone races riding low to the ground
as they tear off into the surrounding whiteness.
There's around 56,000 people on Greenland, mostly of mixed Inuit and European descent,
and a fair number come out to watch the annual championship.
But recently, the race has been troubled by interlopers.