Prime Minister of Greenland and current leader of the Siumut party Kim Kielsen is seen during the constituent assembly, in Nuuk, Greenland, May 15, 2018. Christian Klindt Soelbeck/Ritzau Scanpix via REUTERS
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Greenland Prime Minister Kim Kielsen presented a new minority government on Tuesday, ending a political crisis that started when he lost his majority last month with the withdrawal of a pro-independence party.
Kielsen of the social democrat Siumut party told a press conference in the capital Nuuk that he had agreed with the liberal-conservative party Atassut and the separatist, centre-left party Nunatta Qitornai to form a minority government with the support of The Democrats, state broadcaster KNR reported.
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