Denmark
Greenland won’t rush independence vote
Greenland’s ruling Inuit Ataqatigiit party said it will not rush an independence vote through after a March 11 general election, cautioning about possible economic and welfare implications. Renewed interest in Greenland from the United States has invigorated the country’s independence movement, sparking calls for swift secession discussions with Denmark, its former colonial ruler. “I will not be triggered by the heat of the moment to make decisions in a rush,“ Naaja Nathanielsen, resources minister in the previous government, said.
