Greenland government talks: Pro-independence party out as anger builds over U.S. delegation visit
Greenland’s pro-independence party Naleraq has withdrawn from government formation talks, citing irreconcilable differences with the centrist party Demokraatit — a move that comes at a politically sensitive moment, as a U.S. congressional delegation visit draws outrage across Greenland and Denmark, reports DR.dk.
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