Greenland

In Depth American interest in acquiring Greenland is rooted in decades of military and economic strategy

By Mark Wood Published 7 January 26

Today’s Big Question ‘Mildness’ of EU pushback against Trump provocation ‘illustrates the bind Europe finds itself in’

By Elliott Goat, The Week UK Published 6 January 26

Today's Big Question Ousting Venezuela’s leader could embolden the US administration to exert its dominance elsewhere

By The Week UK Published 5 January 26

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By Irenie Forshaw, The Week UK Published 7 October 25

IN THE SPOTLIGHT By eschewing American-made munitions for their European counterparts, the Danish government is bracing for Russian antagonism and sending a message to the West

By Rafi Schwartz, The Week US Published 17 September 25

The Week Recommends New international airport has given this 'bucolic' island a welcome boost

By The Week UK Published 10 August 25

Podcast Plus, is the man who designed the iPhone going to kill his own creation? And what's going on at the equalities watchdog?

By The Week UK Published 30 May 25

speed read The Trump administration ramped up spying on Greenland, says reporting by The Wall Street Journal

By Peter Weber, The Week US Published 8 May 25

Feature The Vice President's 3-day trip to Greenland was cut short after facing backlash from local officials and residents

By The Week US Published 7 April 25

The Explainer Trump is not the only US president who has tried to gain control of Greenland

By The Week UK Published 29 March 25

The Explainer Unexpected success for Demokraatit after a campaign overshadowed by Trump's threats

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 12 March 25

Under the Radar Campaigners say abolition of competency test, which failed to account for Inuit culture, was 'long overdue'

By Harriet Marsden, The Week UK Published 10 February 25