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Danish PM accuses US of ‘unacceptable pressure’ as JD Vance says he will join Greenland visit

US vice-president says he will join unsolicited visit to Arctic island, which Mette Frederiksen says is ‘not what Greenland needs or wants’

The Guardian - UK

There’s a global tug-of-war for Greenland’s resources – but the new government has its own plans

Greenland’s parliamentary election was held on March 11 against a backdrop of repeated calls from the Trump administration for America to annex the island. The poll delivered a momentous shift in Greenland’s political landscape as the pro-business Demokraatit (Democrats) emerged as the biggest winners overturning the two left-leaning parties which…

The Conversation

Greenland’s fossil fuel ban is up in the air after recent election

US president Donald Trump thrust Greenland to the centre of global politics when he proposed to buy the vast, icebound island at the start of the year. With the world watching, Greenlandic voters went to the polls on March 11 2025 and delivered a landslide victory for a party that…

The Conversation

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Greenland votes for change but coalition talks will govern how it reacts to Trump

The tone of relations with the US may depend on whether second-placed Naleraq ends up inside the government

The Guardian - UK

What does Greenland's 2025 election result mean for Donald Trump and Denmark's future?

Greenland's centre-right Demokraatit Party wins most votes in an election watched closely due to Trump's interest. Coalition talks are underway as no party holds overall control

Evening Standard

Greenland To Get New Government To Lead Independence Process

Talks to form a new Greenland government tasked with mapping a timeline for independence from Denmark were to begin Wednesday, a day after elections that saw support soar for a party seeking to cut ties swiftly.

International Business Times

Surprise win for Greenland's opposition in election dominated by Trump threats

Greenland's parliamentary election of 11 March took place under intense scrutiny, in the wake of Donald Trump’s aggressive interest in the Danish island territory, and with independence the key issue for voters. The centre-right opposition won a surprise victory, with support also surging for the pro-independence Naleraq party.

Radio France Internationale

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Surprise result in Greenland as centre-right party wins elections

The right-leaning Demokraatit Party won the most votes in Greenland's parliamentary elections in a surprise result as the territory went to the…

The National (Scotland)

Greenland election: Democrat party wins surprise victory amid spectre of Trump

Opposition centre-right party gains most votes ahead of Naleraq party, with coalition talks expected to begin

The Guardian - AU

Greenland goes to polls in election PM calls a ‘fateful choice’

Poll takes place against backdrop of threats by Donald Trump and growing demands for independence

The Guardian - UK

Greenland elections: Who could become prime minister and what have they said about Trump’s threats?

The Inatsisartut parliament consists of 31 MPs to be chosen from six political parties

The Independent UK

‘Historic moment’: Greenland steps into global spotlight ahead of election

The desire for independence from Denmark grows while most reject US proposals to acquire the icy island.

Al Jazeera

Greenland votes on March 11. Independence was the key issue, but Trump has changed the campaign

“We don’t want to be Danes or Americans”, Greenland Prime Minister Múte Egede told Fox News recently. He wants his country to be independent and plans to hold a referendum.

The Conversation

‘It’s very unpredictable’: divided Greenland prepares to vote amid Trump-inspired existential crisis

After Donald Trump’s vow to take over the Arctic island, pro-independent voices are growing louder but some want to work with Washington

The Guardian - UK

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