Trump has pledged to "get Greenland" from Denmark for reasons of national security. On June 14, United Airlines will begin direct U.S.-Greenland flights, making it far easier for Americans to visit.

Greenland has a population of approximately 56,500 people. This tiny population inhabits the largest island in the world, with an area of 836,330 square miles, more than a fourth of the area of ...

Greenland Eyes China Amid Denmark-US Tensions – But Chinese Investors Won’t Rush In China’s companies appear to have lost interest even before the United States began pushing back against ...

That makes Greenland a major target for Trump's America-first agenda. March 31, 2025: This story has been updated to include a statement from Jens-Frederik Nielsen, Greenland's new prime minister.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly spoken about his quest for the U.S. to take over Greenland— Newsweek has spoken to experts to break down what this could look like.

Most of Greenland’s population of 56,000 residents comprise Indigenous Inuit people who oppose the mining of oil and gas, however. Trump is not the first US leader to covet the island; the US ...

Greenland is vital to U.S. national security, Trump says. USA TODAY analysis: Five ways Trump's Greenland saga could play out Greenland is a self-governing territory of Denmark, a member of NATO.

To develop Greenland’s rare earth potential will require a great deal of foreign investment of both money and skilled labor. Greenland might sense that there is a “deal” to be done, but not ...

Timely doc “The White Gold of Greenland ” is sparking controversy in the Nordic film and TV community just as U.S. President Donald Trump has set his sights on the Arctic island’s mineral ...

Greenland’s recent elections were a mixed bag but they showed that the potential for a long-term deal is increasing. The victorious Demokraatit party is considered center right.

Greenland Doesn’t Care About Trump’s Billions When Trump talks about the billions of dollars he will invest to create new jobs and make Greenlanders rich, he is doing the opposite.

Louise Bokkenheuser on how Greenland, the Danish territory, stands at a crossroads, as it seeks more autonomy and Donald Trump tries to court its residents.