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To Nasdaq OMX Copenhagen 02 March 2022 Company announcement no. 03/2022 Notice of annual general meeting 2022 The BANK of Greenland A/S will hold its...

Greenland, sustainability and tourism, Icefjord Centre museum in Ilulissat, Nuuk fjords, climate change, Arctic

Greenland, boasting untapped gas and oil resources, looked to have finally found a way of preventing its most talented citizens leaving for Denmark just a few years ago.

ASG SURRENDERERS. The Joint Task Force (JTF)-Sulu hands over four Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) surrenderers (holding rifles) on Wednesday (Feb. 16, 2022) to the Municipal Task Force in Ending Local Armed Conflict (MTF-ELAC) of Luuk, Sulu. The four ASG surrendered to the 4th Marine Brigade based in the town of Luuk and will undergo a reintegration program to become productive and responsible citizens. (Photo courtesy of JTF-Sulu) ZAMBOANGA CITY - The Joint Task Force (JTF)-Sulu has handed over four Abu...

Greenland’s top politician has encouraged Copenhagen to invest in his country ahead of an imminent boom in developing local mineral resources.

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Helene Thiesen was part of a project aimed at stripping children of their cultural identities to mould them into “little Danes." The failed social experiment is a dark bit of Danish history that echoes in Canada as this country continues the grim task of tallying hundreds of potential gravesites near residential schools where Indigenous children were sent.

After years of online events and cancellations, the territory's Aboriginal Sport Circle is getting ready to host its inaugural Indigenous Summer Games in Yellowknife, and athletes are eager to take part.

Greenland Ruby is now a certified member of the Responsible Jewellery Council

Make a probe capable of diving down to a depth of 300 metres. It must be able to measure salinity, temperature and pressure in the sea and must make three measurements per metre before it returns to the surface by itself.