In Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, stands a boxy, gray building, which houses the newly opened U.S. consulate. Many Greenlanders see the hulking structure looming over central Nuuk as an ominous reminder that the United States still has designs on the large, mostly ice-covered Arctic island. With a population of a mere 57,000. The new […]
In Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, stands a boxy, gray building, which houses the newly opened U.S. consulate. Many Greenlanders see the hulking structure looming over central Nuuk as an ominous reminder that the United States still has designs on the large, mostly ice-covered Arctic island. With a population of a mere 57,000. The new […]
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