The seven steps to Greenlandic independence
Greenland’s path to independence took a new turn with yesterday’s parliamentary elections, where parties favoring a gradual approach to sovereignty made significant gains. The center-right Demokraatit Party, which supports measured steps toward independence, secured approximately 30% of the vote, marking a major victory. Meanwhile, the pro-independence Naleraq Party saw big gains, securing 24% of the vote.
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