$42.250.09
49.470.12
Electricity outage schedules

Greenland

News by theme
Denmark reacted to the appointment of the US special envoy to Greenland, emphasizing respect for territorial integrity

Denmark reacted to the appointment of the US special envoy to Greenland, emphasizing respect for territorial integrity. Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen stressed that everyone must respect the territorial integrity of the Kingdom of Denmark.

News of the World • December 22, 10:07 AM • 2682 views
Purge in the US State Department: Trump recalls 29 ambassadors worldwide to change diplomatic course

The US presidential administration has begun recalling career diplomats, terminating the mandates of mission chiefs in 29 countries by January 2026. This decision aims to replace personnel appointed during the Biden era with individuals who support Trump's ideology.

Politics • December 22, 03:36 AM • 6208 views
Trump appoints US special envoy to Greenland

US President Trump has appointed Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry as the US special envoy to Greenland, underscoring intentions to strengthen US influence in the Arctic. This decision raises questions, as Landry only took office as governor of Louisiana in January 2024.

Politics • December 22, 03:18 AM • 5060 views
Canada to open new consulates in Greenland and Alaska

Canada plans to open two new consulates in Greenland and Alaska as part of a strategy to strengthen its presence in the Arctic. Foreign Minister Anita Anand emphasized the growing strategic importance of the region, given the advancement of Russian infrastructure and the melting of polar ice.

Politics • December 17, 09:21 AM • 3340 views
Annual Arctic survey reveals environmental destruction

The annual Arctic study revealed significant changes: air temperature reached a 125-year high, and precipitation and atmospheric humidity increased. This led to a significant reduction in snow cover and glaciers, as well as accelerated permafrost thawing.

Weather and environment • December 17, 04:17 AM • 4074 views
In the Alps, the rate of glacier disappearance will peak in eight years: over 100 will vanish forever

Glaciers in the European Alps will reach their fastest melting rate within the next eight years, with over 100 of them disappearing by 2033. This is one of the most obvious manifestations of the climate crisis caused by anthropogenic global warming.

Weather and environment • December 15, 11:10 PM • 3631 views
Polar bears can adapt to survival in a warmer climate – study

A study has found genetic changes in Greenlandic polar bears that allow them to adapt to warm conditions. This offers hope for the species' survival but does not negate the threat of extinction due to global warming.

News of the World • December 12, 07:44 AM • 4490 views
Danish intelligence for the first time named the US a potential threat to national security

The Danish Defence Intelligence Service has for the first time named the US a potential threat to the country's security, noting that the US prioritizes its own interests and encroaches on Greenland. Russia and China are still considered the main risks to Denmark.

Politics • December 10, 09:19 PM • 4651 views
Britain and Norway create joint fleet to counter Russian submarines

Great Britain and Norway will sign a defense agreement to create a joint naval fleet to track Russian submarines in the North Atlantic. This partnership is intended to protect critical underwater cables and enhance security in the region.

Politics • December 4, 03:26 AM • 5588 views
Canada urges NATO to pay more attention to Arctic threats – Foreign Ministry

Canada is calling on NATO for a more systemic approach to Arctic security amid geopolitical changes. Foreign Minister Anita Anand will raise the issue at a meeting of NATO ministers.

Politics • December 2, 06:57 PM • 4578 views
Five films about winter adventures: what to watch this weekendVideo

A selection of films about winter adventures that combine intense journeys and the struggle against the elements. These stories are characterized by atmosphere, extreme conditions, and icy challenges.

Culture • November 21, 06:00 PM • 151731 views
Denmark strengthens Greenland's defense amid Trump's annexation claims and growing Russian activity - Bloomberg

Denmark is strengthening Greenland's defense due to Donald Trump's statements about annexing the island and Russia's growing military activity in the Arctic. The government is investing in maritime patrol aircraft, Arctic ships, and icebreakers for protection.

Politics • November 1, 03:55 AM • 13360 views
Humanity has not met the 1.5°C climate goal, a change of course is needed - UN Secretary-General

UN Secretary-General António Guterres stated that exceeding the Paris Agreement's climate target is inevitable, calling for an immediate change of course. He emphasized the danger of reaching catastrophic "tipping points" and the need to reduce emissions.

Society • October 28, 06:49 AM • 3471 views
Danish PM: Trump may return to idea of Greenland joining US

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen believes that US President Donald Trump has temporarily shelved the issue of Greenland, but will later return to the idea of its annexation. She emphasized that Copenhagen respects Greenland's right to self-determination and will not allow pressure.

News of the World • October 7, 08:55 PM • 3594 views
Russian reconnaissance ship spied on Europe's underwater cables

The Russian warship "Yantar" repeatedly entered British and Irish waters from autumn 2023 to November 2024, stopping over key communication cables. The vessel, equipped with underwater vehicles, is capable of connecting to cables to intercept data or plant explosives.

News of the World • September 27, 01:56 AM • 5916 views
Danish intelligence investigates secret US operations in Greenland

Denmark summoned a US diplomat over suspicions of secret US operations in Greenland. Intelligence uncovered three Americans, linked to the White House, operating on the island.

News of the World • August 27, 10:29 AM • 3058 views
US deploys E-6B command aircraft near Greenland for exercises with nuclear submarines - Newsweek

The US Navy confirmed the presence of an E-6B "Mercury" aircraft at Pituffik Air Base in Greenland. It is involved in routine operations and exercises with strategic nuclear submarines.

News of the World • August 24, 03:03 AM • 4431 views
Star Wars star shared that he considered emigrating due to Trump's re-election

Actor Mark Hamill considered moving to London or Ireland after Donald Trump's re-election as US president. His wife convinced him to stay in the country, noting that he should not let Trump drive him out of his own country.

News of the World • August 20, 11:47 AM • 100399 views
Turkey sets new European temperature record: 50.5 °C recorded in Şırnak province

In the southeastern province of Şırnak, Turkey, a new temperature record for continental Europe was recorded — 50. 5 °C, surpassing the previous maximum of 48.8 °C set in Sicily in 2021. Extreme heat has gripped 31 provinces of Turkey, where temperatures significantly exceed seasonal norms.

News of the World • July 27, 09:25 AM • 5282 views
Iceland considers joining the EU, country's residents support resuming negotiations

Iceland has sufficient public support to resume EU accession talks, despite trade disputes and US threats. 58% of Icelanders support resuming negotiations, and the foreign minister considers it vital.

News of the World • July 17, 06:42 AM • 6510 views
Crisis of Confidence: European Countries Beef Up Defense, But Seek to Avoid Dependence on the US

European NATO countries are increasing defense spending but refusing American weapons. This is due to concerns about the policy of Trump, who has already threatened to annex the territory of a European country.

Politics • June 27, 07:58 PM • 8512 views
Scientists find evidence of weakening ocean circulation system: Gulf Stream on the verge of collapse

Scientists have discovered that the weakening of the Gulf Stream ocean current has been happening for over a century, and it could soon disappear entirely, causing extreme cooling in Europe. A new study points to a "cold blob" in the North Atlantic as evidence of the weakening Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.

News of the World • June 23, 01:32 PM • 4175 views
Europe's digital world at risk: Trump could turn off internet on continent - Politico

Europe finds itself critically dependent on American tech giants such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, which control over two-thirds of the regional cloud computing market. This raises fears that the US administration could leverage its technological advantage, and even, at some point, disconnect Europe from vital cloud services that underpin its digital existence.

News of the World • June 23, 10:53 AM • 4312 views
EU calls on Trump to end trade war at G7 summit: details of the statement

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa called on Trump to end the trade war. They stressed the importance of avoiding protectionist measures.

Society • June 16, 06:37 AM • 3015 views
Macron said he would ask Trump if he is ready to impose additional sanctions against Russia

Emmanuel Macron plans to discuss with Donald Trump the possibility of strengthening sanctions against Russia. This is due to the situation in Ukraine and Russia's unwillingness to cease fire.

Politics • June 16, 06:15 AM • 2695 views
Deep seas, Greenland and Antarctica are "not for sale" - Macron

At the UN summit, Macron called for action to save the seas and ratify the High Seas Treaty. He stressed the importance of a moratorium on deep-sea mining.

Politics • June 9, 10:40 AM • 3472 views
Macron will visit Greenland before the G7 summit to discuss security

Emmanuel Macron will visit Greenland on June 15 to hold talks with the Prime Ministers of Denmark and Greenland on security, climate change and European sovereignty. The visit will take place before the G7 meeting in Canada.

Politics • June 7, 01:34 PM • 4483 views
EU in energy transition and defense industry: 13 new projects announced, including in Greenland

The European Union has announced 13 new projects to increase the supply of metals and minerals. This decision was made against the background of China's restrictions on the export of rare earth magnets.

Economy • June 5, 07:30 AM • 2758 views
Leaders of Northern European countries are strengthening cooperation amid pressure from Russia and the United States

Leaders of Northern European countries announced the deepening of cooperation in the field of security. This is happening against the background of increasing threats from Moscow and pressure from Washington.

Politics • May 27, 07:24 AM • 3489 views
Blow to Trump's ambitions: Greenland granted a 30-year license for aluminum deposit to Europeans

The government of Greenland has granted a 30-year license for the development of an aluminum-bearing deposit to a consortium involving a French company and investment funds from Denmark and Greenland. Extraction will begin in 5 years.

News of the World • May 22, 03:01 PM • 3930 views