Which Greenlandic political parties support closer ties with Denmark?

Several political parties in Greenland have historically maintained positions favoring the island's relationship with Denmark, though their specific platforms regarding autonomy and independence vary:

• Atassut: This conservative party has consistently supported Greenland’s historical relations with Denmark.1
• Siumut: A social democratic party, Siumut advocates for self-determination while simultaneously emphasizing the importance of maintaining close relations with Denmark.1
• The Democratic Party (Demokraatiit): Created by a breakaway faction of Siumut, this party is also represented in the Inatsisartut and has participated in governing coalitions alongside parties that support the existing constitutional framework.12

In contrast, other parties, such as Inuit Ataqatigiit (IA), have campaigned on platforms calling for full independence from Denmark. While the political landscape is dynamic and coalitions frequently shift based on domestic issues like resource management and economic development, these parties represent the spectrum of views regarding Greenland's ongoing administrative and political ties to the Danish realm.12