Is Greenland Part of North America? Geologically, Yes

Is Greenland Part of North America? Geologically, Yes

Greenland is one of the most unique places on Earth, and it often sparks a big geographical question: Is Greenland part of North America?

It’s not too late to prevent a U.S. invasion of Greenland

If Donald Trump plans to acquire Greenland ‘one way or another,’ he should feel the ire of the international community

The new Greenlandic Parliament, resulting from the elections, has begun working in Nuuk on Monday, at a constituent meeting of the Inatsisartut led by Councilman Hans Enoksen. Immediately afterwards, he has sworn in his position as regional president Jens-Frederik Nielsen , the winner of the March 11 elections with one in three votes. And his first message to Donald Trump, determined to take Greenland in one way or another, could not be clearer:…

“It has never been so important for us to stay united by our country,” said Jens-Frederik Nielsen on Monday shortly after being vested as Greenland’s prime minister. The leader of moderate independence, represented by the Demokraatit party, managed to form a government with four of the five parliamentary groups — 23 of the 31 seats — at a crucial time for the future of the territory, due to threats from the United States to take control of the A…

The Speaker of Parliament, Inatsisartut, is elected, and the government led by Jens-Frederik Nielsen is approved.

During the presidency of Donald Trump, many surprising and controversial decisions were made, but the plan to acquire Greenland is perhaps the most peculiar. The US president is seriously considering the annexation of semi-autonomous Danish territory, which raises not only political but also legal issues. On Monday, it was also revealed that the White House had begun making estimates of the cost of inspecting Greenland.