ILULISSAT, Greenland — Growing up in a village in northern Greenland, Jørgen Kristensen’s closest friends were his stepfather ...
Vonn, Shiffrin and Brignone among the Olympic skiers voicing concern over receding glaciers Surprise shark caught on camera ...
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In first interview, Canada's envoy to Greenland says new post seeks 'concrete' gains
NUUK — The diplomat Canada has posted to Greenland says the new consulate should lead to "concrete" gains for Canadians, while locals urge Ottawa to expand existing trade and cultural ties with the ...
Jørgen Kristensen, a Greenlandic dog sled champion, reflects on the impact of climate change on his homeland. Melting ice and warming temperatures threaten traditional practices like dog sledding, ...
Sled dog champion Jørgen Kristensen, 62, says it’s the first time he can remember when there has been no snow in January.
The article explores the profound effects of climate change on Greenland's Inuit lifestyle, highlighting the challenges faced by the community and the global implications of melting glaciers.
After creating an economic mess with ill-advised tariffs, Hitler looked north in pursuit of resources and national security.
Last year, I published an article about the colonial history of Greenland, exploring why it and its Indigenous people would ...
An Arctic camp dating back 4,500 years on a Greenlandic island was only accessible after a dangerous journey through icy waters.
Greenland is believed to hold significant deposits of rare-earth elements. Mining them, however, is another story.
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