The US president's talk about taking control has come at a time when many on the island are already considering their future ...

The road south from Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, runs out at the tip of a blizzard-scoured peninsula stretching into the ...

Some politicians in the icy capital of Nuuk have welcomed the US President’s grab for the country. PM Mute Egede is not among ...

The younger Trump visited the National Museum and a statue of Hans Egede, the Danish-Norwegian Lutheran missionary who founded Nuuk. “They gave hats to random people off the street, who agreed ...

In the isolated settlement of Kapisillit, Greenlanders tell the BBC's Fergal Keane Donald Trump is welcome to visit - "but that's it".

A statue commemorating Hans Egede, the Danish missionary who in 1728 founded Nuuk, now Greenland’s capital.Credit... Supported by By Jeffrey Gettleman Photographs by Ivor Prickett Reporting from ...

At a café near Nuuk’s old Colonial Harbour district, where the statue of a Danish-Norwegian missionary looms over the fjord and is regularly daubed with paint by protesters, Nielsen said ...

He followed that up on Tuesday morning with another post featuring a video of his private plane landing in the capital Nuuk that read ... posing beneath a statue of the Lutheran missionary ...

Ben Schreckinger is a national political correspondent for POLITICO. NUUK, GREENLAND — At a recent Friday night kaffemik — a traditional, coffee-fueled gathering — Jørgen Boassen ...