The tariff threats over Greenland signal something troubling about how allied nations are being approached—with a strategy betting on fracture rather than unity. Those in power seem to be counting on Europe to splinter under pressure. Just returned from Davos where I caught up with various European leaders, and frankly, the calculus might not be wrong. The dynamic feels tense, uncertain, like everyone's waiting to see who blinks first. Whether through trade leverage or diplomatic strain, the bet seems to be that allied cohesion is fragile enough to crack. It's a high-stakes gamble on division winning out over solidarity.