In a surprising outcome, the center-right Demokraatit Party won Greenland's parliamentary elections, signaling a significant shift in the territory's political landscape as it navigates its relationship with Denmark and considers its global future. The election occurred amid heightened international interest, particularly from the U.S., with discussions about potential American investments sparking debates on Greenland's self-determination. Both the Demokraatit and Naleraq parties advocate for independence, though they differ in their approaches, with the former supporting a gradual transition and the latter pushing for a faster pace, while both are expected to explore increased investment opportunities.