OPPORTUNITY AMID UNCERTAINTYWhile world leaders discuss Greenland's strategic value, many of those keeping its economy running remain focused on much simpler concerns: staying safe, sending money home and planning their children's future.Greenland still needs workers, and local businesses continue looking to Southeast Asia to fill persistent labour shortages.Around 1,300 Filipinos and 460 Thais now live in Greenland, making them the country's largest foreign communities. The Filipino population has grown almost fivefold in just five years, while the Thai community has roughly doubled.The sight of migration is evident everywhere in Nuuk, from the hotels to massage parlours, restaurants and seafood processing...