#Greenland

After months of tension over Trump’s push to acquire Greenland, lawmakers approved a US-Denmark deal paving the way for two new US military bases

A Cold War drilling operation for a project meant to house nuclear weapons produced some samples that scientists are still learning from today.

The US is set to expand its military footprint on the Arctic island, part of the Kingdom of Denmark. It follows pressure from Donald Trump earlier in the year which opened a major rift in the transatlantic alliance.

Donald Trump claimed the United States has been “given” Greenland during a rambling, last-minute midterms pitch on Fox News. The president phoned in to Fox & Friends on Tuesday (November 3) as Americans went to the polls, and made some eyebrow-raising…

The 3-way deal paves the way for more U.S. bases in Greenland and eases tensions over President Donald Trump's repeated calls for it to become part of the U.S.

It’s 80% frozen and there are no roads outside towns, but that’s not stopping the territory welcoming more visitors than ever before with three new airports

The sediment sample studied in this documentary was unearthed at a Cold War-era military camp in Greenland, with a secret from 400,000 years ago.

The number of international visitors to Greenland has grown by at least 65% since 2018

Greenland has completed its three-airport expansion, with Ilulissat’s new international gateway opening up direct access to Disko Bay and North Greenland.

Adventure cruise line HX Expeditions has a culinary partnership with Greenlandic chef Inunnguaq Hegelund that introduces its guests to the rich and often-overlooked food culture in the country.

Air Greenland is leasing a nearly 10-year-old Airbus A320neo from Carlyle to fly Ilulissat to Copenhagen, timed to Ilulissat's new 2,200-meter jet runway.

Denying that history could have been otherwise or making conquest subject to some unwritten statute of limitations are both ways of cloaking not just the US’s imperial past but its continuation into the present, with or without Kalaallit Nunaat.…

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Half a millennium before legendary American hero Christopher Columbus set foot in the New World, Norse explorer Leif Erikson made history as the first

Live Science spoke with Matt Rutherford, a sailor and founder of the environmental nonprofit Ocean Research Project, about his attempt to circumnavigate the Arctic Ocean and why he'll have to try again next year.

Live Science spoke with Matt Rutherford, a sailor and founder of the environmental nonprofit Ocean Research Project, about his attempt to circumnavigate the Arctic Ocean and why he'll have to try again next year.

An enormous section of ice breaks away near Ilulissat, sending powerful pulses racing across the water.

Icelandic photographer Hörður Kristleifsson captures surreal footage of glowing ice arches and hidden meltwater chambers.

Viral footage captures the awe-inspiring moment a giant iceberg collapses in Ilimanaq, Greenland.