Greenlanders are heading to the polls in a pivotal parliamentary election shaped by the debate over independence from Denmark and President Trump’s interest in acquiring the island. The Inuit Ataqatigiit party, which supports independence, is expected to lead the election, with plans to hold a referendum on independence. Despite Denmark’s control over defense and foreign policy, it provides a significant annual grant to Greenland, and while Copenhagen insists the island is not for sale, Trump’s interest in rare earth minerals has raised concerns.
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A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday
In Spain, incessant rain persists with the arrival of Storm Konrad, affecting several provinces with heavy rain, strong winds, and snow. Buying a home in Spain now requires a family's entire income for over 6 years, with prices exceeding net incomes. The Barcelona branch of Spain's Popular Party suggests banning burqas in schools and health centers, while Air France-KLM and Lufthansa compete to acquire a stake in Spain's Air Europa, offering significant investments and debt...
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