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The Global Impact of Greenland’s Elections Result

Opposition party Inuit Ataqatigiit won Greenland’s elections and will take charge of a new government that looks forward to negotiations with global superpowers.
Narsaq village
Narsaq village located a few kilometres from Kuannersuit, where a proposed mining project received a lot of attention during Greenland's elections.
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Copenhagen, Denmark (TP)

Greenland's parliamentary elections ended on last Tuesday with a historical result. The present leading government party Siumut was left without decisive influence to form a new government, as the left-wing environmen...

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Lasse Sørensen (Founding Editor-In-Chief)

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