President Trump’s overtures on Greenland’s future are reviving questions inside the NATO alliance about whether Europe can make enough of its own weapons to fight independently of America. The focus is on Europe’s desire to bolster its defense industry, which has lagged behind the U.S. and China. European leaders are discussing plans to invest more than $1 trillion over the next decade to revamp the defense sector, aiming for strategic autonomy. This move is driven by concerns over reliance on American defense technology and the changing global security landscape. The discussions highlight the complex interplay of economic, security, and political factors within the region.

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