Gay rights in Greenland
April Fools’ Day marked a new beginning for gay´s in Greenland with a new law, that was approved last year taking effect yesterday allowing same...
Welshman becomes first amputee to cross Greenland ice cap
An ex-Welsh soldier has become the first amputee to successfully cross Greenland’s treacherous ice cap. Peter Bowker, who said a nasty case of frostbi...
Greenland’s brain drain to Denmark continues
Greenland, boasting untapped gas and oil resources, looked to have finally found a way of preventing its most talented citizens leaving for Denmark ju...
Google Street View moves to Greenland
Fans of Google Street View will now be able to take in one of the world’s most remote regions after the service launched in Greenland. Street View in ...
Northern Irish schoolboy receives message in a bottle from Greenland
A schoolboy from the Northern Ireland town of Ballymoney found a washed up bottle on the beach with a letter inside and learnt that it had travelled a...
Greenland lakes beneath the ice disappear
Two huge lakes that used to lie beneath Greenland’s ice sheet have mysteriously disappeared and researchers have no idea what happened to them.
Uncover the Adventures of Greenland
Greenland is truly a magnificent place and it is almost impossible to keep track of all the wonderful things you can experience there. The island offe...
Greenland’s ruling party claims victory in snap elections
Greenland’s ruling Siumut Party has retained a narrow majority in snap parliamentary elections that took place 18 months before they were scheduled.