President Donald Trump defends a peace deal with Iran at the G7 summit, even as Israel refuses to withdraw troops from Lebanon. The deal's terms, including a pledge against nuclear weapons and a $300 billion fund, are being revealed, while Iranian tankers exit a US blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, bringing little relief to traumatized sailors. Meanwhile, hot mics at the G7 summit captured leaders discussing lighter topics like sports, cigarettes, and Greenland.
A new study offers a concerning explanation for the unusual 'cold blob' observed in a large area of the North Atlantic Ocean, south of Greenland and Iceland, which has puzzled scientists.
Former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta has launched the 'One Europe, One Market' campaign, advocating for accelerated European integration. He stated that the 'Greenland crisis' significantly changed the landscape three months ago, calling this the EU's 'last chance'.
Scientists have detected that Russian satellites are responsible for a significant increase in widespread GPS signal jamming observed across Europe, Greenland, and Canada, raising questions about their intentions.
Today's business update includes headlines about a 'new security risk' for Greenland Police, the aviation industry's request to suspend passenger fees, and the sale of a striking 'handyman's offer' apartment.
A film festival that recently awarded "Greenland's White Gold" has been investigated by fact-checking media TjekDet and appears to be a scam designed to extract money from film producers.
Nivi Olsen, Greenland's Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, and Church Affairs, visited Bifröst University to learn about its operations, with a special focus on distance learning and flexible study programs.
Greenlandic politicians reportedly had more policy integrated into the government's foundational document just hours before its presentation, suggesting another apology might be extended to Greenland.
A task force is set to be deployed in the autumn to assist Greenlandic women affected by the historical 'spiral case,' following the government's announcement in 2025 that women would be eligible for compensation.
Politiken's event guide highlights various activities for June 11 at Rosengården, including debates on urban design, big tech, and the Greenland crisis, along with cultural events like Gin and croquis.
Geologists have identified a "lost continent" named Greater Adria, approximately the size of Greenland, which lies in fragments beneath Southern Europe, including parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, and Croatia.
Mette Frederiksen's new left-leaning minority coalition government in Denmark has vowed to push back against US pressure regarding Greenland and prioritize tackling the cost of living crisis.
Greenland's government has once again postponed the publication of its genocide report, citing a lengthy translation process and the risk of errors. The conclusions of the report are highly anticipated in Nuuk, Copenhagen, and Washington.
A mining company has been eyeing Kvanefjeld in South Greenland for decades due to its abundance of rare earth minerals, but local residents express concern, not finding happiness in potential financial gains.
Clifford E. Stanley, a retired broker from Las Vegas, has explained his surprising and unusual mission regarding a significant offer for Greenland, which has caught many by surprise.
A small town in the American prairie has raised the Greenlandic flag and is actively working to maintain its ties with Denmark. Residents express a desire to preserve their cultural heritage amidst the broader US political landscape.
Danish hospitals are set to provide assistance in Greenland, indicating a collaborative effort to support healthcare services in the autonomous territory. Further details on the scope and nature of the assistance were not immediately available.
SAS has decided to cancel its seasonal flight route to Nuuk, Greenland, citing high fuel prices as the primary reason. The airline's decision impacts travel options to the region.
The European Union is reportedly planning a significant fine against Google, while also addressing issues such as agricultural subsidy fraud, reviewing free trade agreements, and discussing responses to industrial policies and migration challenges.
Scientists are studying the Greenland shark, known for its extreme longevity, to understand the secrets behind its ability to live for up to 500 years by examining its genes.
Asian workers are playing a crucial role in maintaining businesses and economic activity in Greenland, highlighting their significant contribution to the region's workforce.
Donald Trump engaged in various controversial actions, including posting an AI video of himself throwing Stephen Colbert into a dustbin and making cryptic remarks about Greenland. These incidents highlight his continued use of social media for political commentary and his ongoing influence on public discourse.
The 'Battle for Greenland' continues, referring to the ongoing geopolitical struggle for influence and resources in the Arctic region. This competition involves various international actors vying for strategic advantages.
Protests have taken place in Greenland following the inauguration of a new American consulate. Demonstrators voiced opposition with slogans like "Stop USA" and "Go home."
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry, acting as a Trump envoy, faced criticism and a chilly reception during his first trip to Greenland, with local leaders accusing him of bypassing official diplomatic channels.
Top diplomat Ken Howery spoke of a 'new era' for the US in Greenland during a celebration for a new building, but hours later, a massive protest with 'Go home' chants erupted in Nuuk.
A Greenlandic mayor expressed strong sentiments during a visit from US official Jeff Landry, who arrived with a volunteer doctor instead of a promised hospital ship, sparking anger and prompting the mayor to prioritize human life over political ties.
A US envoy, often dubbed "Trump's man," visited Greenland, engaging in public relations and discussions about the Arctic island's future. The visit comes as Greenland's premier reiterated that the territory is not for sale, despite US interest.
US envoy Jeff Landry stated the US aims to build friendships in Greenland while simultaneously demanding sovereign bases and perpetual military rights to counter Greenland's independence.
Iran has issued strong warnings, including threats of opening new fronts and parliamentary votes on bounties, amidst escalating tensions with the United States. These developments follow recent US actions and threats concerning the region.
Greenland's Prime Minister met with a US special envoy and reiterated that the island is not for sale and its self-determination is non-negotiable, despite continued US interest in purchasing the territory.
New approvals from Greenland are expected to significantly accelerate the search for rare earth elements in the Dalaroo region, signaling a potential boom in mining activities.
Greenland's Prime Minister told US Special Envoy Jeff Landry that the island's self-determination is not negotiable and its people are not for sale. The visit comes amid continued US interest in Greenland, which its leader described as being in "good tone" despite the firm message.
President Trump issued a warning to Tehran, stating that "the clock is ticking" for Iran as peace progress stalls. These heightened tensions have contributed to inflation concerns and impacted global markets.
The US envoy for Greenland, appointed by former President Trump, has arrived in Nuuk, signaling continued diplomatic engagement with the autonomous Danish territory.
The Greenlandic Prime Minister announced that no agreement has yet been reached in ongoing discussions between the Danish, Greenlandic, and American governments.
Greenland's Prime Minister has stated that no agreement has yet been reached with the United States under Donald Trump, likely referring to discussions or proposals regarding the island's status.
Greenland's head of government has reacted strongly to reports of a foreign man offering millions for signatures, calling the alleged act "indecent" and "amateurish."
A woman from Greenland has won a landmark case at the Supreme Court against Danish authorities who forcibly took her newborn baby after "parental competency" tests, with the court ruling the actions were illegal.
Vivian Motzfeldt has announced her decision to join Demokraatit, a government party in Greenland. This move marks her entry into the new Greenlandic political party.
A mysterious older man with an American accent, identified as "Cliff," has caused a stir in Nuuk, Greenland, by making significant money offers to several locals, though the US Embassy in Copenhagen denies he represents the American government.
A new global survey indicates that the world largely rejects Trump's past proposal regarding Greenland, with only two countries supporting the US stance.
Greenland's head of government has issued a reaction following a recent petition, though the specific details of the petition or the response are not provided.
Danish designer Charlotte Bodil Hermansen has encountered harsh criticism internationally for her sealskin lamp, which she intends as a tribute to Greenland and a catalyst for dialogue.
The United Nations has sent a letter to the Danish government, warning that its treatment of a Greenlandic mother, whose newborn child was removed by authorities after a now-banned test, may constitute "ethnic discrimination."
Iceland's weather forecast predicts showers or sleet south of the highlands and clear skies in the east, influenced by a low-pressure system in the Greenland Sea and a high-pressure system in the North Sea.
US special envoy Jeff Landry is set to visit Greenland for a business fair, but a director claims he was not officially invited, raising questions about the nature of his visit.
Greenland Energy has announced an agreement with Halliburton for a drilling campaign scheduled for 2026 in the Jameson Land Basin. Following this news, Greenland Energy's stock saw a significant surge.
Former US General Ben Hodges discusses a hypothetical scenario where the US attacks Greenland, warning that such an event would lead to the collapse of NATO and suggesting Europe might send troops to…
Dalaroo Metals has announced the hiring of a senior executive to fast-track its rare earth projects located in Greenland. This strategic move aims to accelerate the development and extraction of critical minerals in the region.
A new study highlights a paradoxical 'cold blob' in the North Atlantic Ocean, south of Greenland and Iceland, which is cooling while the surrounding ocean warms, potentially signaling a significant climate shock.
Scientists are increasingly alarmed by a persistent 'cold spot' or 'cold blob' in the North Atlantic Ocean, south of Greenland and Iceland, which is defying global warming trends. This phenomenon is attributed to a critical weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) system, with potential far-reaching consequences for global climate patterns, including monsoons and millions of people.
Scientists have determined the reason behind a persistent 'cold blob' of water south of Greenland, an area that has remained cool despite global ocean warming for over a century. The findings also include warnings for Europe regarding this phenomenon.
Researchers from DTU report a fourfold increase in the number of icebergs, highlighting the need for improved monitoring and warning systems for ships navigating waters near Greenland.
A DR documentary about Greenland received an award from a suspected fake film festival, with reports indicating the organizer runs up to 50 such fraudulent festivals.
Negotiations with Greenland regarding salmon fishing at a NASCO meeting last week failed to reach an agreement. Greenlandic politicians will now be responsible for deciding this year's quota.
Reports indicate that the United States is considering purchasing the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean from Mauritius. This potential acquisition could have significant geopolitical implications for the region.
The Russian spy ship Yuri Ivanov has been detected within the economic zone between Iceland and Greenland, with its destination currently unknown as Russia attempts to understand allied cooperation.
President Trump's activities span a wide range, including appointing an intelligence chief without a security clearance, influencing Israeli elections, and issuing directives on AI security. He also commented on sports, economic policy, and faced an ultimatum from Iran, while an envoy clarified his stance on Greenland.
The Greenlandic parliament is advocating for the return of the "Agpalilik" meteorite, which was brought to Copenhagen in 1965 and is currently displayed in front of the Natural History Museum of Denmark.
President Trump is facing significant opposition from Congress, including some Republicans, over his war powers regarding Iran and a proposed compensation fund, with the House voting to end the war with Iran and the Senate preparing to vote on barring him from creating the fund.
Greenland's Foreign Minister Múte B. Egede has once again had to comment on specific US statements regarding Greenland, with a US correspondent calling the situation 'worrying'.
A retired mortgage broker from Las Vegas traveled to Nuuk, Greenland, on a peculiar sales mission hoping to secure 462 million Danish kroner. The multi-talented individual was involved in a bizarre job in the city.
COSMOTE TV's June programming includes the second season of 'The Agency' starring Michael Fassbender and 'Greenland: Migration' with Gerard Butler, alongside other new series and films.
Mette Frederiksen has successfully formed a new minority government in Denmark after months of negotiations, securing her third term as prime minister. She will lead a center-left coalition with four parties.
Residents in South Greenland express fear over a decades-long mining company's interest in Kvanefjeld, a mountain rich in rare earth elements, as they prioritize their way of life over potential economic gains from the project.
Former US President Donald Trump announced he is on the verge of approving a peace deal with Iran, claiming major concessions from Tehran. However, Iranian officials and news agencies have denied that a final agreement has been reached, stating that many questions remain open.
EU Commissioner Síkela stated that the European Union will send a substantial amount of money to Greenland, a move that could significantly transform the country's economy.
Stephen Colbert made a surprise return to television on a Michigan public access station, just one day after his final 'Late Show' episode. He was joined by guests including Jack White, Jeff Daniels, Eminem, and Steve Buscemi.
Filipinos, like Marinel Garciano who dislikes Greenland's nine-month winter, are helping to keep businesses running in places like Ilulissat, Greenland.
Asian workers constitute 5 to 6% of Greenland's workforce, primarily drawn by the burgeoning tourism sector, according to the island's employers' association, playing a crucial role in the local economy.
Despite ongoing international conflicts, Washington continues to seek increased presence and influence in Greenland. Denmark has reiterated that the island is not for sale. The opening of a new consulate in Nuuk and a doctor's visit have triggered protests.
Hundreds of Greenlanders protested against former US President Donald Trump's past interest in buying the island, coinciding with the opening of a new US consulate in Nuuk. Demonstrators held signs reiterating 'No means no' to the sale of Greenland.
The EU is striving to secure its place in the increasingly geopolitically rivalrous Arctic region, marked by tensions with the US, as it opens a new European Commission office in Nuuk, Greenland.
President Trump declared that the United States would retrieve enriched uranium from Iran, asserting that the US would not permit them to possess it. This statement was made amid other news, including his comments on Greenland and domestic political matters.
The United States is reportedly pressuring the Palestinian UN envoy to withdraw from a bid for a General Assembly vice presidency. Reports indicate that the US has threatened to revoke the envoy's visa if they do not comply.
Iran has issued a stern warning that any resumption of US attacks would lead to a war that would spread "far beyond the region." Iranian officials stated that their devastating strikes would crush any aggressors.
A Trump-backed candidate secured victory in the Kentucky Republican primary, defeating incumbent Thomas Massie and further solidifying former President Trump's influence over the Republican Party. This outcome was part of a broader election day that saw various primary races across several US states.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Beijing to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, following a recent meeting between Xi and former US President Donald Trump. This series of high-level diplomatic engagements is being closely watched for its implications on global power dynamics and international relations.
President Donald Trump announced he had called off a planned military strike against Iran, citing progress in negotiations and requests from Gulf allies. The decision temporarily de-escalated tensions and raised hopes for a diplomatic resolution.
A Greenlandic Member of Parliament, Naaja H. Nathanielsen, has declined invitations to US events in Nuuk, stating that participation or non-participation sends a signal.
The Greenlandic government held a meeting with US representatives, including Jeff Landry and the US Ambassador to Denmark, to discuss bilateral relations, with Greenland affirming no change in its position.
A World War II aircraft that disappeared in Greenlandic ice after an emergency landing in 1942 has been recovered decades later by rescue teams. The legendary plane, lost 80 meters below the ice, has now returned to the sky.
A low-pressure system in the Greenland Sea will affect weather and winds across Iceland on election day, bringing drizzle and rain to the south and west, while the north will experience sunny conditions.
A meteorite, a long-standing attraction at the Natural History Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen, is at the center of a debate regarding its origin in Greenland and calls for its return. The meteorite stood in the Greenlandic landscape for thousands of years before being moved.
The U.S. Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh, a pick by President Trump, to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors in a close vote. His confirmation positions him as a potential candidate for the Fed chair.
The Danish Parliament's Ombudsman will investigate the constant surveillance practices in detention centers and institutions in Greenland, following supervisory visits conducted last year.
Tensions between the US and Iran have escalated, marked by military clashes in the Gulf, US attacks, and Iranian reprisals. The US has also imposed new sanctions on entities linked to Iran, while diplomatic efforts for a truce remain stalled.
The Trump administration has appealed a US court decision that deemed its 10% tariff measures illegal, adding to economic uncertainty. This comes amidst other developments including a planned firing of the FDA head and monitoring of Hantavirus cases.
A "mysterious American" who called himself Cliff offered a taxi driver in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, 200,000 US dollars in exchange for signing a petition for the Danish-owned...
A new airport has officially opened in South Greenland, significantly enhancing the region's infrastructure and accessibility. This development is expected to boost tourism and facilitate travel to the area.
US and Iranian forces exchanged fire in the Strait of Hormuz, leading to accusations of ceasefire violations from both sides. This escalation intensified tensions in the region and caused oil prices to jump.
An international study, involving the University of Oulu, indicates that the Greenland ice sheet reacts more strongly to global warming than previously thought, investigating its methane emissions.
Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister for Foreign and European Affairs, Filip Ivanović, responded to parliamentary questions from Milan Knežević regarding Montenegro's position on Cuba and Greenland.
Europe is experiencing record heatwaves and drought conditions from the Mediterranean to the Arctic, with the Greenland ice sheet losing 139 billion tons of ice in one year, according to a new report.
This article explores various creatures, from moles to Greenland sharks, highlighting their unusually long lifespans and unique biological characteristics.
The United Nations has issued a warning to the Danish government regarding its treatment of a Greenlandic mother. The UN's intervention highlights concerns over human rights and welfare practices.
A Greenlandic politician is demanding the return of an iron meteorite from Denmark, where it is currently held. The demand highlights growing impatience in Nuuk for the repatriation of what some describe as a "stolen" cultural artifact.
Jeff Landry, the US Special Envoy for Greenland, is registered as an attendee at the Future Greenland conference in Nuuk, which begins on May 19, though the Business Council of Greenland states he was not invited by them.
A new report indicates that dangerously high temperatures and heatwaves are threatening Europe, from the Mediterranean to the Arctic, following a year where Greenland lost 139 billion tons of ice.
Critical Metals, a US company, has taken control of a significant rare earth deposit in Greenland through financial maneuvers, highlighting the US financial markets' ability to attract global assets.
Finland's Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen stated that Europe's territorial integrity is a 'red line' in relations with the United States and other powers. This warning comes after perceived US threats concerning Greenland, with Finland emphasizing the defense of the UN Charter.
Scientists have confirmed that Greenland sharks are the longest-living vertebrates on the planet, using radiocarbon dating to determine their exceptional longevity.
A discussion is ongoing regarding the prospects of oil exploration in Greenland, questioning whether it represents a significant opportunity for big oil or merely an "Arctic mirage." The debate involves environmental concerns and economic potential.
A bomb alarm prompted the evacuation of an airport in Greenland, while a shopping center in Osijek, Croatia, was also evacuated due to a security incident. Police were deployed to both locations.
A loose network of Trump allies has used a variety of tactics to spread U.S. influence in Greenland and undermine Denmark, the kingdom that colonized the island centuries ago.
Five Greenlandic adoptees, including 75-year-old Margrete Johansen, are suing the Danish state in an unprecedented case, despite a potential official apology from the new government.
A unique folk high school in Southern Greenland is addressing the issue of youth alcoholism, with students sharing personal stories of starting to drink at a young age. The institution aims to provide support and education for those struggling with addiction.
Japan plans to send a delegation to Greenland to assess the feasibility of rare earth extraction. This initiative aims to secure access to critical minerals.
Scientists are expressing concern over a paradoxical 'cold blob' phenomenon in the North Atlantic Ocean, where a large area south of Greenland and Iceland is gradually cooling despite overall global warming trends.
A new report indicates that four times as many icebergs are breaking off Greenland's glaciers compared to 25 years ago, a phenomenon attributed to ongoing climate change.
Two glaciers in northeastern Greenland are losing stability and calving more frequently due to climate change, leading to a significant increase in icebergs. These icebergs could pose a hazard to cruise and cargo ships in the region.
A key ocean current southeast of Greenland has been identified as the only geographical point on Earth that has been cooling over the past 150 years. This 'cold blob' plays a crucial role in climate regulation and presents a mystery to scientists.
Israel and Iran have temporarily ceased counterstrikes following a plea from Donald Trump, though Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed Israel's right to self-defense and warned of continued conflict with Iran and Hezbollah. Netanyahu also confirmed a ceasefire but threatened a strong response to any new attacks, indicating that the war with Iran and Hezbollah is not over.
While temperatures are rising almost everywhere, a region southeast of Greenland is cooling down. A new analysis suggests a weakening heat transport in the Atlantic Ocean.
A debate is ongoing about 'spectacle researchers' who combine extreme sports, such as kite flying in Greenland, with scientific endeavors like sending solar panels into the stratosphere. Critics question if these activities are genuine scientific contributions or merely adrenaline-fueled adventures diverting funds from more traditional research.
Iceland is reportedly once again considering EU membership, with the issue of fisheries remaining a central concern. The Nordic nation's concerns over Trump's designs on Greenland and NATO's fears could potentially expedite its entry.
Senator Marco Rubio commented that the White House has not given up on Greenland, sparking speculation about the US administration's continued interest in the territory. This follows previous reports of former President Trump's interest in purchasing Greenland.
Following developments concerning Iran, speculation has arisen regarding the future of Greenland. The question is posed whether Greenland will be the next focus of international attention.
Greenlandic theater is gaining momentum with diverse performances that explore themes of suicide prevention, taking ownership of history, and discovering national identity through the arts.
The Greenland shark, a 'ghost of the ocean,' is one of the largest and most unusual inhabitants of the North Atlantic. It silently glides through dark waters, often at depths of two kilometers, and holds secrets to a long life.
US Senator Lisa Murkowski stated that there is no need for threats to establish defenses in Greenland, during a visit to the Arctic by several US congresswomen.
A report on the controversial IUD case in Greenland has been delayed again due to lengthy translation processes. The repeated postponements are causing frustration among those awaiting the findings.
New Zealand choreographer Oli Mathiesen has achieved significant international recognition by winning a major award. This comes as a previously criticized documentary about Greenland also received an international prize.
Parts of Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and Portugal are set to experience a total solar eclipse on August 12, offering a rare daytime darkness spectacle for observers.
Researchers have found further genetic clues in the Greenland shark, the Earth's longest-living vertebrate, suggesting how it might protect itself from aging damage and cancer.
A Danish researcher refused American cooperation, fearing to become a pawn in the geopolitical struggle over Greenland, highlighting the difficult balance universities face between openness and national security amid geopolitical shifts.
Eight US Congress members, led by Senator Lisa Murkowski and Senator Jeanne Shaheen, are visiting Svalbard today, including the University, as part of a trip that also includes Greenland.
Greenlanders are protesting outside a newly opened US consulate, expressing resistance to an American "charm offensive" and against Trump, amidst shifting US messages causing uncertainty.
Greenlander, a company based in Bremen, Germany, has developed a new "overland" camper based on the Mercedes Sprinter chassis, designed for adventurous travelers.
Greenlanders have protested outside the newly inaugurated US consulate, expressing opposition to US President Trump's push for greater control over the island.
The United States has indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro on charges including murder, a move that has drawn condemnation from China and Russia. This action is widely seen as an escalation of U.S. pressure on Cuba.
Representatives from the European Parliament, Council, and Commission are meeting in Strasbourg to finalize a transatlantic trade agreement, but face internal conflicts, with a Croatian MEP accusing them of seeking conflict over a 'Greenland clause'.
While a US envoy stated he was in Greenland to make friends and advocated for Greenlanders to decide their future, the US is reportedly demanding sovereign bases and perpetual rights for soldiers in the country, revealing deep concern over its potential independence.
Danish media outlets are discussing the geopolitical "battle for Greenland," with analyses implicitly referencing international interest and figures like Donald Trump in the context of the island's future. This reflects an ongoing debate about Greenland's strategic importance.
Greenland's Premier, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, has declined to attend the opening of the American consulate on the island. His absence marks a notable diplomatic decision.
A clip featuring Landry has gone viral, with commentators warning Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen against a 'deadly flirtation' and experts highlighting a 'hidden motive' behind a Trump envoy's visit to Greenland.
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry's presence at an annual business conference in Nuuk, Greenland, has drawn significant attention, with the organizer expressing concern over the uninvited guest.
Greenlandic officials have told the New York Times that US demands are an insult to Greenland's sovereignty, with the Prime Minister believing the US desire to own Greenland has not changed.
US President Donald Trump issued a dire warning to Iran, stating that the country would be destroyed or "won't be anything left" if it failed to agree to a peace deal.
Secret negotiations between the US and Greenland are ongoing, with new information emerging about a potential agreement for three new American bases on the island.
Greenland Energy (NASDAQ: GLND) has announced significant progress in its oil strategy for Greenland, securing major drilling agreements. This move marks a key step in the company's exploration and development efforts in the region.
The United States is negotiating to open three new military bases in Greenland, while a separate incident saw an American offering locals hundreds of thousands of dollars for their consent to annex the island to the US.
A US-China summit is testing bilateral ties amidst escalating tensions over Taiwan, trade, and AI technology, with China perceiving the US as a declining power. This occurs as the US also engages in confidential negotiations with Denmark for new military bases in Greenland and faces threats from Iran regarding uranium enrichment if attacked.
According to media reports, the Danish army chief has proposed sending conscripts to Greenland to replace regular soldiers. This move would involve deploying newly trained personnel to assignments in the Arctic region.
An American named Cliff Stanley has created a commotion in Greenland and the media with a significant financial offer and a clear mission. He has now explained the ideas behind his project.
Denmark's High Court has ruled that the removal of a child from Greenlandic mother Keira Kronvold was unlawful. This decision is being hailed as a "historic judgment."
A Greenlandic woman, Keira Alexandra Kronvold, has won a landmark case against Danish authorities who forcibly removed her daughter, Zammi, just two hours after birth. The case challenged controversial parenting competency tests used by the authorities.
A Greenlandic woman has won her legal case concerning the forced removal of her infant. The court's decision sided with the woman in this significant matter.
Opposition parties in Finland claim that the country's recent foreign policy, particularly its silence on US actions in Greenland, Hungary, and Iran, echoes the historical concept of Finlandisation.
The government of Greenland has announced its intention to abolish daylight saving time, with the change expected to take effect from 2028. This decision aims to simplify timekeeping in the autonomous Danish territory.
A Greenlandic party leader faces criticism for maintaining close contact with a controversial supporter of Donald Trump, with some likening the association to "fifth column activity."
Newly elected Greenlandic MP Naaja Nathanielsen is advocating for a rewrite of the constitution, expressing concerns about growing frustration in Greenland and potential movements that could impact both Greenland and Denmark.
The UN has warned Denmark that separating a child from a Greenlandic mother based on disputed tests could constitute ethnic discrimination. The mother is currently fighting for custody of her daughter in court.
Dalaroo has secured complete control over a valuable rare earths project in Greenland. This acquisition positions the company to capitalize on the growing demand for critical minerals.
A geopolitical expert suggests that former US President Trump's long-standing desire to acquire Greenland, dubbed his "Greenland dream," could potentially become a reality within the next year.
A proposed Danish law offering compensation to women affected by the 'spiral case' (forced contraception in Greenland) has drawn sharp criticism from a Greenlandic council over its time limits and lack of involvement.
A photography exhibition in Greece showcases Greenland's changing landscape, highlighting its ice turning blue before melting, a phenomenon linked to recent geopolitical developments and climate change.
Nuuk Airport in Greenland was evacuated due to a bomb threat, leading to disruptions and the subsequent arrest of a woman suspected of making the threat.
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