During an official meeting at Marienborg, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenland's newly elected Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen reaffirmed their commitment to a stronger and modernized Rigsfællesskab (Realm Community
Interpol has temporarily suspended the international Red Notice issued against environmental activist and Sea Shepherd founder Paul Watson, according to a statement from his lawyer Julie Stage to Danish news
Greenland (Kalaallit Nunaat) has officially entered a new political era. Following the March 11 election, Jens-Frederik Nielsen—the 33-year-old leader of Demokraatit—was sworn in today as the head of the country’s
Greenland is becoming more popular with travelers who want to see its amazing Arctic landscapes and icy fjords. But the country doesn’t want to be overwhelmed by tourists like Iceland
After the closure of Nuuk’s iconic Atuagkat Boghandel, Greenland no longer has a single bookstore. The consequences affect readers, publishers and writers across the island. The last bookstore in Greenland
While Denmark's financial markets were rattled by the United States' announcement of new tariffs, Greenland remains largely unaffected. According to Christian Keldsen, director of the business organization Grønlands Erhverv, the
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has arrived in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, for a three-day official visit that comes at a time of political transition in the autonomous territory
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will visit Greenland from Wednesday to Friday next week (April 2–4), in what is widely seen as a move to reinforce ties within the Rigsfællesskabet—the
Two weeks after Greenland's closely watched parliamentary elections, four parties have reached a coalition agreement, paving the way for a new government under the leadership of Jens-Frederik Nielsen from the
On Saturday, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the United States Embassy in Østerbro, Copenhagen, to voice their support for Greenland's right to self-determination and to denounce what they perceive as