🇬🇱🗳 The big lead that Naleraq and the Democrats have in the election suggests a potential voter revolt against the two incumbent government parties, IA and Siumut.

➡️ Naleraq has performed well in smaller fishing communities and settlements, while the Democrats have secured a win in the larger fishing town of Uummannaq.

➡️ IA is hopeful for strong results from the capital, Nuuk, where it traditionally performs well. Currently the party has -20% fewer voters than the last election.

➡️ However, Siumut appears to be losing significantly in this election, having -11.1% fewer voters than the last election.

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🇬🇱🗳🥳 Scenes from Naleraq's election party show celebrations as the party leads with the most votes out of the 17,000+ counted so far.

➡️ Naleraq currently holds 21.8% of the vote, marking an increase of nearly 10% compared to the last election.

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🇬🇱🗳 Another large batch of votes has been processed, bringing the total count to 17,409. This has given Demokraatit a substantial lead, now nearly doubling the vote count of Naleraq.

➡️ So far, the clear frontrunner in the election is Demokraatit, which has nearly tripled its size compared to the 2021 election, securing 7,073 votes, or 40.8% of the total.

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🇬🇱🗳 Over half of the votes have been counted in the 2025 Greenlandic Election!

➡️ Demokraatit remains in the lead with 7,871 votes, making up 30.5% of the total.

➡️ Naleraq follows in second with 6,143 votes, or 23.8%, while Inuit Ataqatigiit holds third place with 5,524 votes, accounting for 21.4%.

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🇬🇱⚡️ Jens-Frederik Nielsen, leader of the Demokraatit Party, is seen as a pragmatic and reform-minded politician with a clear vision for Greenland’s future.

➡️ He champions modernizing Greenland’s political landscape by strengthening democratic institutions and boosting government transparency.

➡️ His goals focus on driving sustainable economic growth, enhancing social welfare, and promoting civic engagement among citizens.

➡️ Rather than pushing for an immediate break from Denmark, Nielsen emphasizes the importance of ensuring economic stability and institutional readiness before taking any decisive steps. In his perspective, the focus should be on gradually increasing Greenland's self-reliance and autonomy while still maintaining the beneficial ties with Denmark.

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🇬🇱🗳 The western part of Greenland, including the municipalities of Avannaata, Qeqertalik, and Qeqqata, predominantly voted for Naleraq, with Demokraatit coming in second, trailing by only a few percentage points in each municipality.

➡️ The southern municipality of Kujalleq and the Sermersooq, which has the largest population including the city of Nuuk, largely supported Demokraatit, with the Inuit Ataqatigiit party close behind in second place. In Kujalleq, Inuit Ataqatigiit was only 0.9% behind Demokraatit.

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🇬🇱⚡️ BREAKING: Demokraatit has been declared the winner of the 2025 Greenlandic Election.

The party has built such a significant lead that it is now beyond reach.

— Greenland’s public service media KNR

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🇬🇱🗳❗️ Siumut chairman Erik Jensen has described his party's election result as the worst in its history.

I take full responsibility and fully respect what society says, he says.

The full responsibility lies with me, and I will invite the main board to discuss how we take the next step.

📝Siumut has currently received 14.5% fewer votes compared to the 2021 Greenlandic election.

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🇬🇱🗳 WOW: The voter map of Greenland has definitely shifted in this election compared to 2021.

➡️ In the Avannaata municipality, Siumut received the highest vote share with 39.2%.

➡️ Meanwhile, the municipalities of Qeqertalik, Qeqqata, Sermersooq, and Kujalleq all favored Inuit Ataqatigiit, with Siumut securing second place in each of these areas.

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🇬🇱⚡️ The Greenlandic party leaders are currently gathered for a TV debate on the public service media KNR.

➡️ There seems to be a good atmosphere among the politicians, even though not everyone got the election they hoped for.

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🇬🇱🗳 Voter turnout has surpassed that of the previous election in 2021.

➡️ Even before the final votes are counted, the turnout in this election has already exceeded the 2021 Greenlandic election.

➡️ According to the latest calculation, with 27,834 votes counted, the voter turnout stands at 70.9%.

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🇺🇸⚠️ NEW: The 25% tariff imposed by President Trump on all imports of steel and aluminum is now officially in effect.

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🇺🇦🇷🇺⚠️ The majority of the Ukrainian forces, including some of the army’s heaviest brigades, have withdrawn from Kursk and repositioned on the Ukrainian side of the border.

— Forbes

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🇪🇺❌🇺🇸 BREAKING: The EU will implement countermeasures as U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum took effect recently, calling them unjustified.

➡️ Starting April 1st, the EU will terminate a prior agreement with the U.S., leading to tariffs on various U.S. products. These measures aim to offset the €8 billion impact on European steel and aluminum exports.

➡️ The EU also plans more tariffs on U.S. goods worth up to €25 billion but remains open to negotiations.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦💥 A Russian Iskander ballistic missile targeted Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine.

A smoke plume rose from the impact site.

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🇬🇱🗳 BREAKING: All 72 polling stations have completed vote counting and validation, confirming the final results of the 2025 Greenlandic election.

➡️ Center-right Demokraatit, who was the opposition, is the official winner of the election.

➡️ A total of 28,620 people voted, while 40,369 Greenlanders were eligible to vote.

📊 Party Results:

— Demokraatit – 8,563 votes (29.9%)

— Naleraq – 7,009 votes (24.5%)

— Inuit Ataqatigiit (IA) – 6,119 votes (21.4%)

— Siumut – 4,210 votes (14.7%)

— Atassut – 2,092 votes (7.3%)

— Qulleq – 305 votes (1.1%)

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🇬🇱🗳 Demokraatit’s chairman, 33-year-old Jens-Frederik Nielsen, is the election’s top vote-getter with 4,850 personal votes.

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