NUUK, Greenland (AP) — Greenland has a message for the rest of the world: We’re waiting for you. “Come visit Greenland,” said ...

The southern Greenland town of Narsaq is just a speck of place. About 1,200 people live in colorful A-frame houses along a fjord, and it's a good hour's boat ride from the nearest community.

After Suicides, Greenland Town Mobilizes To Prevent More Deaths In January, two young men killed themselves in one Greenland town. The country has the world's highest known suicide rate, ...

Greenlanders have celebrated National Day, the Arctic island’s biggest summer festival, to mark the solstice with songs, ...

Greenland doesn’t do roads; at least, not between towns. The permafrost, jagged peaks and immense ice sheet that blankets around 80 per cent of the island make highways impossible.

A visitor in disconnected Greenland. Greenland's cities, towns and settlements are not connected by road. The only way for tourists to move around is by boat, plane or helicopter.

Greenland’s melting ice cap threatens almost every coastal city on Earth, from Miami to Cape Town. It loses 110 million Olympic-size swimming pools of water every year, a 2018 study found.

To travel from one town to the next in Greenland requires a bit of ingenuity. You can fly in a regional aircraft. You can hike. You can kayak. You can even dogsled if you want. But you're not ...

Considering Greenland has virtually no road system, the only way to travel from town to town is by air or ferry. But in the hunting communities, traditional dog sleds are still preferred.

They didn’t get as far as they had planned. The delegation traveled to the town of Narsaq, home to 1,300 people, by ...

Larseraq Broberg steers our tiny boat around bobbing blue "bergy bits," remnants of once-grand icebergs that have drifted to the head of a long fjord in South Greenland, where he drops me at the ...