Ex-British soldier aims to be first amputee to scale Greenland’s ice cap unsupported
A former British soldier is heading to Greenland in a bid to become the first ever amputee to cross the ice cap unsupported. Welshman Peter Bowker, wh...
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.
Oil companies turning their backs on Greenland
Greenland’s hopes of developing into the world’s next big oil excavation centre are turning sour, with three large energy companies pulling the plug o...
Chinese company wins rights to Greenland mining project
Chinese firm General Nice Development has won the rights to take on a Greenland-based iron ore contract after British London Mining went bankrupt.
Melting ice on Greenland ‘underestimated’
Greenland’s melting ice could end up contributing to rising sea levels much more than had earlier been predicted, according to a new study from the Un...
New government to support Greenland Minerals and Energy
Greenland’s new coalition government has hinted that it is ready to continue investing in Greenland Minerals and Energy (ASX:GGG).
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.