Denmark's foreign minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen on Wednesday welcomed Washington's decision to limit a US delegation's visit to Greenland to a US military base, after previous plans sparked criticism.
US Vice President JD Vance will visit a US military base in Greenland on Friday, adding to pressure on the autonomous Danish territory that Donald Trump wants to take over.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said on Tuesday a planned US delegation visit to Greenland, a Danish territory coveted by President Donald Trump, puts "unacceptable pressure" on both the territory and her country.
US President Donald Trump on Monday denied that sending a delegation to Greenland was a provocation but repeated his hopes to seize the Arctic territory from NATO ally Denmark.
An unofficial visit to Greenland this week by Usha Vance, wife of US Vice President JD Vance, and two senior members of the US government has been called ‘disrespectful’ by the winner of Greenland’s recent election Jens-Frederik Nielsen.
Usha Vance, the wife of US Vice President JD Vance, will visit Greenland this week, the White House said Sunday, travelling to the autonomous Danish territory that President Donald Trump wants to annex.
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen pushed back Friday on US President Donald Trump's latest remarks about annexing Greenland, saying the Danish autonomous island could not be taken over by another country.
Greenland's outgoing Prime Minister Mute Egede says he will convene a meeting of party leaders to jointly reject US President Donald Trump's vow to take over the island, stating that "Enough is enough."
He's been dubbed the "Trump whisperer," but NATO general secretary Mark Rutte struggled to get a word in Thursday as the US president mused about annexing Greenland and criticised allies over defence spending.
Scientists have warned that the long-term health of Inuit hunters in eastern Greenland was under threat, due to so-called "forever chemicals" in the atmosphere and their diet of polar bear and seal meat.
US President Donald Trump has reiterated his desire to seize the autonomous territory of Greenland from Denmark in the interest of "international security."
Greenland's centre-right Democrats, who won legislative elections but must now form a ruling coalition, are ready to talk to all parties, their deputy leader said.
Talks to form a new Greenland government tasked with mapping a timeline for independence from Denmark began on Wednesday, a day after elections that saw support soar for a party seeking to cut ties swiftly, as well as one seeking a more cautious approach.
Greenland’s centre-right opposition won a surprise victory in legislative elections on Tuesday. What does this mean for the country’s relationship with Denmark?
The centre-right opposition has won a surprise victory in legislative elections in Greenland, the Danish territory coveted by US President Donald Trump, as support also surged for the nationalist Naleraq party seeking independence as soon as possible.
Greenland began voting Tuesday in legislative elections which could yield a timeline for independence for the Danish self-governing territory coveted by US President Donald Trump.
US President Donald Trump, who has said he wants to take over Greenland, has not shown the island's inhabitants the respect they deserve, the island's prime minister said on Monday, the eve of the self-governing Danish territory's legislative elections.
Independence has been the focus of campaigning ahead of Greenland's legislative elections Tuesday, a prospect foreseen by the Danish constitution with legislation already in place outlining how to make it happen.
Before it could cast its first gold bar, Amaroq had to build a port and housing, repair a road, and ship over equipment -- a logistical nightmare highlighting the complexities of mining in inhospitable Greenland.
Greenland votes Tuesday in legislative elections following a campaign largely focused on when -- not if -- to cut ties with Denmark without falling into the clutches of the United States.
Greenlanders are shrugging off US President Donald Trump's vow to take over the Arctic island, seeing it merely as an opportunity to advance their own independence bid.
Greenland’s government leader Múte B. Egede has again stated that Greenland does not want to become part of the United States, after US President Donald Trump said he was “going to get” the autonomous Arctic territory.
President Donald Trump urged Greenland on Tuesday to choose to join the United States but vowed to take the Danish-ruled island "one way or the other" -- whatever the locals decide.
United by football and their Greenlandic roots, the players of Denmark's FC Nanoq are fired up about the future of their vast Arctic island and excited to see it in the international spotlight.
The Danish intelligence service (PET) said on Friday it was looking into possible foreign influence from Russia on parliamentary elections in its autonomous territory of Greenland.
