What is Greenland's main newspaper?

Sermitsiaq AG, publishing in Greenlandic and Danish, is the island's leading newspaper.

What is Greenland's national broadcaster?

KNR (Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa) runs national television and radio in Greenlandic and Danish.

What languages is Greenland news published in?

Greenlandic (Kalaallisut) and Danish, with Arctic-focused English coverage from outlets like Arctic Today.

Greenland Newspapers Online

National Newspapers

SermitsiaqDA

Greenland's leading paper, Greenlandic and Danish

TV and Radio

KNRDA

National public broadcaster

Digital News

Arctic TodayEN

English-language Arctic news, incl. Greenland

Business and Economy

Bank of GreenlandDA

GrønlandsBANKEN, the national bank

Official Sources

NaalakkersuisutDA

Government of Greenland portal

Frequently asked questions

What is Greenland's main newspaper?: Sermitsiaq AG, publishing in Greenlandic and Danish, is the island's leading newspaper.
What is Greenland's national broadcaster?: KNR (Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa) runs national television and radio in Greenlandic and Danish.
What languages is Greenland news published in?: Greenlandic (Kalaallisut) and Danish, with Arctic-focused English coverage from outlets like Arctic Today.

Greenland has a small but distinctive press serving about 56,000 people. The world's largest island, a self-governing part of the Kingdom of Denmark, publishes in Greenlandic and Danish. KNR is the national broadcaster and Sermitsiaq the leading paper. Explore Danish newspapers, Icelandic newspapers, and our full directory at Newspapers Online.