Greenland Forms Coalition Government to Counter External Pressures

The new government, led by Jens-Frederik Nielsen, prioritizes stability, unity, and state-building while rejecting U.S. annexation ambitions.

Greenland's new coalition government, announced on March 28, excludes the nationalist Naleraq party and focuses on stability and economic development.
Former Prime Minister Mute Egede has joined the government as Finance Minister, signaling a unified approach across political factions.
The coalition government has deprioritized rapid independence discussions, emphasizing the need for careful planning and economic sustainability.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance visited the Pituffik Air Base on the same day, underscoring continued American interest in Greenland's strategic position.
Greenlandic leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to sovereignty and rejected external interference, particularly from the United States.