Greenland’s elections have delivered a fractured mandate, with no party securing a majority in the 31-seat parliament. The Democrats emerged as the largest party but must now negotiate a coalition government. The results could impact Greenland’s path toward independence amid past territorial ambitions from the US under Trump.

Greenland Election Results: Democrats win elections, but fall short of majority

Greenland Election Results: No clear majority as coalition talks begin

Greenland is heading to the polls on March 11 for decisive elections that could shape its future. Amid discussions of greater independence, polls show that Greenlanders oppose joining the United States, despite Trump’s past buyout proposal. As political debates intensify, the world watches closely.

Greenland prepares for crucial elections amid US buyout controversy