'We want to be Greenlanders': Slow independence party wins vote, but pro-US party gains

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Ulrik Pram Gad, a researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies in Copenhagen, said that a referendum on independence is likely to place take place anywhere from two to 10 years "down the line."
He said that Greenland's security arrangements with the United States, in place since 1951, won't change "unless Trump does something nuts" in the form of a "wildcard" reaction or  aggression.