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Blog – Controversy over Greenland airports shows China still unwelcome in the Arctic

12 September 201819 December 2018 Mia Bennett 1 Comment airports, China, defence, Infrastructure, investments, military, Partii Naleraq, security, Siumut, Thule U.S. Air Force base

Earlier this week, it was announced that in exchange for 700 million Danish kroner ($109 million), Greenland would allow Denmark

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Greenland braces for coalition talks to cut through election result murk

25 April 201827 April 2018 Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments Arctic, economy, education, fishing, Inuit Ataqatigiit, journalist, Kim Kielsen, Martin Breum, media, mining, Randi Vestergaard Evaldsen, Rasmus Leander Nielsen, Sara Olsvig, Siumut, University of Greenland, urmanium

With Wednesday’s election result murk, the topsy-turvy world of Greenlandic politics is about to get a lot more interesting as

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Blog – With Siumut’s re-election, will Greenland welcome Chinese investment?

25 April 201827 April 2018 Mia Bennett 0 Comments airport, America, China, coalition, construction, Demokraatit, Denmark, elections, environment, government, Greenland, Inatsisartut, independence, Infrastructure, Inuit, Inuit Ataqatigiit, Kielsen, Kim Kielsen, minerals, mining, natural resources, North America, POLICY, politics, self-rule, Siumut, soft power, United States, USA

Nearly 30,000 Greenlanders, or some 71.9% of eligible voters, went to the polls today on the world’s largest island. Some

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Blog: A look at Greenland’s upcoming parliamentary elections

27 November 201416 April 2015 Mia Bennett 0 Comments Aleqa Hammond, Arctic, Inuit, Siumut

On November 28, Greenlanders will go to the polls to vote in a general election for the second time in

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