<h1>Greenland's Upcoming Election Focuses on Independence from Denmark Amid US Acquisition Interests by President Trump.</h1> Greenland is set to vote in a general election on March 11, with independence from Denmark as a key issue. However, recent interest from US President Donald Trump in acquiring Greenland has shifted the campaign focus. Trump has suggested using military or economic force to take over the territory, which has sparked international controversy. Greenland, currently part of Denmark, has a devolved parliament with the right to hold an independence referendum. The left-wing Inuit Ataqatigiit and centrist Naleraq parties support independence, while others oppose it. Despite political differences, all parties reject the idea of becoming part of the US.