Greenland’s pro-independence Naleraq party won its first seat in Denmark’s parliament, signaling growing dissatisfaction with ties to Copenhagen.

The party gained 24.6% of the vote, doubling its support since 2022 amid increased global attention on Greenland.

Naleraq’s representative pledged to push for stronger Greenlandic influence and a faster path to independence.

The result highlights political divisions, as Greenland’s current government favors a gradual approach while maintaining cooperation with Denmark, Reuters has reported.

Despite these tensions and external pressures, including United States interest in the island, the overall alliance between Greenland and Denmark remains stable.