Greenland elections hit by misinformation campaign, Danish intelligence warns
According to Danish national broadcaster DR, the Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) has issued a newly updated threat assessment warning that misinformation is spreading in Greenland ahead of its upcoming election. The intelligence agency states that false narratives are being circulated in what has become a highly tense political climate, raising concerns about attempts to influence public opinion.
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