The spring session of Greenland’s legislature will be long. Mercifully, it may also be uneventful
With major issues behind them, or on hold, lawmakers will be taking up more mundane issues.
In the coming week, the spring session of Inatsisartut, Greenland’s national assembly, gets down to its first full week of business after holding its ceremonial opening on Friday.
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