Greenland’s opposition calls for national assembly to return to business
The spring session was due to start last week, but has been postponed until at least mid-May.
As Greenland begins to shift its focus from preventing a coronavirus outbreak to dealing with the economic effects of the social-distancing measures that, for now, have resulted in the country being clear of COVID-19, lawmakers have begun bickering over the appropriate time to hold the spring session of the national assembly.
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