Center-right party wins Greenland election with about 30% of the vote

The Greenlandic parliamentary election resulted in a surprise victory for the center-right opposition party, Demokraatit. They secured 29.9% of the votes, more than tripling their support from previous elections. The incumbent ruling party, Inuit Ataqatigiit, and its coalition partner Siumut, won a combined 36.1% of the vote. Other parties, including Naleraq, also performed well, with Naleraq securing 24.5% of the vote. Despite the Demokraatit's victory, no party secured a majority of the 31 seats in parliament. As a result, negotiations to form a coalition will be held in the coming days. All six main political parties in Greenland support independence, but differ on how and when it should be achieved.