Greenland government asking national assembly to extend constitutional commission mandate
Lawmakers want an additional two years of funding and clearer guidelines for the body after it fails to make necessary progress.
August 21, 2018
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A Greenlandic committee set up in 2017 to sort out the country’s future relationship with the Kingdom of Denmark may receive funding to continue its work for an extra two years.
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