The island's only passenger ferry is a lifeline for locals, while for visitors it offers a reliable, cheap and authentic ...

Greenland has been part of the Danish kingdom for 300 years, though the capital Nuuk sits closer to New York than it does to Copenhagen. And the towns and villages cling only to the coastline ...

Visitors to Greenland don't have to forgo modern comforts ... Most people live along the coasts in traditional villages or towns such as Nuuk (pop. 16,000), the capital and largest city.

For around 2,000 years, global sea levels hardly varied. That changed in the twentieth century. Sea levels started rising and have not stopped since — and now, the pace is accelerating.

The Vances scaled back Usha Vance’s planned three-day solo visit and tweaked the itinerary that was initially included attending a popular dog sledding race in one of Greenland’s main towns.

About how many Catholics are currently in Greenland? There are about 300 Catholics in Nuuk and a few in other towns in Greenland. I assume there are 500 in total, more or less. There are a few ...

Greenland has likely received more international news attention in the past 90 days than in the previous 90 years. President Trump has been explicit: he wants America to control Greenland ...

Mining may be decades away from being able to transform Greenland’s economy, but tourism is already taking off — and fast. Thousands of cruise ship passengers pour into Nuuk and smaller towns ...

Greenland, which has a population of only 57,000 ... In the 1950s, Danish authorities initiated a forced relocation of Inuit to larger towns, marginalising the practices and languages of the ...