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Growing U.S. interest in Greenland's strategic position and resources, influencing the urgency behind the law and public perceptions.
A 50% cut in the Danish block grant would produce an immediate fiscal hole equivalent to roughly one-quarter of Greenland’s current public revenues—because the grant supplies about 50–51% of governmen...
Greenland’s 2025 property law sharply narrows who may acquire real estate or land‑use rights: in principle only persons and companies from Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Denmark (i.e., Danish citize...
The 2009 Greenland Self‑Government Act transferred authority over mineral resources to Greenland and set a legal framework for how mineral revenues accrue and interact with the Danish annual subsidy, ...
Greenland’s new law sharply limits foreigners’ ability to acquire property or land-use rights — requiring non-Danish citizens and foreign companies to have been permanent residents and tax residents f...