When I post this I can only look at the changing landscape in Greenland as the new government has settled in and we see Recriminations now starting to appear in Jens Frederik Nielsen's misguided coalition....
Demokratik election promises not being followed
IA and Siumut the losing parties holding key positions in the Grand Coalition
The unrest is now after the 100days coming to the Surface....
The US on the back burner is actually just a figure of speech as we all know D Trump will be back and soon.. Obviously he is occupied with Ukraine and Gaza.....
At the same time he has signed a Critical Minerals deal with the EU Von Der Leyen to supply these materials to the EU including Enriched Uranium. Where is he going to get all this from.
The US imports from Russia for instance Enriched Uranium......
Gina Rhinehart has taken significant holdings in Mountain Pass (which then received massive $ injection from Gov) she has also taken significant holding in Lynas as well as Arafura. All processing plants.
Greenland:
Facts dissatisfaction appearing regarding Jens Frederik's performance and non delivery
Rummblings about Siumut leaving the coaltionAleqa Hammond to Naaja: Go to Ilulissat and create dialogue
The chairwoman of Siumut, Aleqa Hammond, is now getting involved in the conflict over tourism in Ilulissat. She "calls on the responsible Naalakkersuisoq to take action and go to Ilulissat to meet with the local stakeholders who need to meet with their Naalakkersuisut in the area."
– Naaja H. Nathanielsen should not interfere in our work for better conditions for locals in tourism, says Jens Napãtôĸ, 1st deputy mayor of Avannaata Municipality and member of Inatsisartut.
Photo: Leiff Josefsen
ARNE MØLGAARD
JOURNALIST
Interview with Aleqa Hammond: Is Siumut going into opposition?
After a close fight and words of forgiveness, the new chairman declares that Siumut must return to its roots - and perhaps leave the coalition?
A clearly moved Aleqa Hammond was then, who now regained power in the party she had previously rebuilt. But behind the scenes, two wings were fighting each other.
Erik Jensen: Demokraatit mocks voters
Inatsisartut member Erik Jensen is now questioning whether Siumut should continue to be part of naalakkersuisut.
- We in Siumut have to evaluate whether it should really continue like this, or what consequences it should have, says Erik Jensen.
Photo © : KNR / Markus Valentin
Written by ANDREAS WILLE
June 6, 2025 07:30
Versionist Karla Heilmann
Demokraatit went to the polls to abolish mandatory pension savings. But now that they are at the helm of naalakkersuisut, it is uncertain whether it is a promise they will fulfill. This is evident from a response from naalakkersuisut to Naleraq's Pele Broberg, who sits in Inatsisartut.
And this has created dissatisfaction among the government partner. According to Inatsisartut member Erik Jensen (S), who resigned as chairman of Siumut after the election defeat in March, it is a mockery of the voters that Demokraatit is now going back on their election promises.
- When you first make it an election theme and promise something, and then afterwards say that it will not come to
One of the local stakeholders who is part of the association of local stakeholders is even calling on Naaja H. Nathanielsen to resign as Naalakkersuisoq. He believes that Naaja deliberately does not represent the local operators in any way.
So what do we have not a Coaltion Government following the points of the election but a government with ministers of IA and Siumut following their own agenda.... That situation will not last as the crisi worsens. 25% of the votes naleraq do not have any say and the Demokratik agenda does not exist....
WE have a a situation where it is like a ship without a Rudder......
More to come
The US have not gone away but I do think that the Coalition will fall apart soon
"It Ain't Over Till The fat Lady Sings"
"Go Thor"
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