Greenland, the law and the European Union: walking on thin ice

Gabriel Ν. Toggenburg; Sergiu Constantin

doi:10.57708/bxm25wmhatiuyklqlz2gvtg

March 10, 2026Open Access

Greenland, the law and the European Union: walking on thin ice

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The discussion aims to analyze Greenland's situation concerning EU law and international relations, especially regarding minorities.
Discussion between Sergiu Constantin and Gabriel N. Toggenburg
Analysis of EU law's implications for Greenland
Examination of international law in the context of the Greenland crisis
Insights into the complexities of EU relations with Greenland
Identification of legal challenges faced by minorities in Greenland
Clarification of how international law frames the EU's actions regarding Greenland

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This exchange explores EU law's impact on Greenland, minority relationships, and legal implications.

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At the margins of a talk on Greenland, Sergiu Constantin caught up with his former colleague Gabriel N. Toggenburg for an exchange: Greenland through the lens of EU law, the so-called Greenland crisis in light of international law, and, inevitably, what all this says about the EU’s relationship with minorities.

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