January

• 3.125 men have to sleep alone (AG, week 5, page 3) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Naalakkersuisut wants to change Greenland's Human Rights Council (knr.gl, 31/01) (in Danish and Greenlandic)
• 22-year-old wants to create joy with debut album (knr.gl, 29/01) (in Danish and Greenlandic)
• The Greenlandic sled dog (den2radio.dk, 27/01) (in Danish)
• Should research about Greenland take place in Greenland? (ing.dk, 26/01) (in Danish)
• The Wilson moment (Weekendavisen, 26/01, page 7) (in Danish)
• Students can apply for funds (knr.gl, 25/01) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Hard to attract managers (Nuuk Weekly, week 4, page 34) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Circumcision: "They are to be people” (aarsskriftet-critique.dk, 23/01) (in Danish)
• Municipal operation of nature center (Dagbladet Køge, 22/01, page 8) (in Danish)
• From one Aarhus researcher to another (Århus Stiftstidende, 19/01, page 18) (in Danish)
• Law programme in Nuuk (AG, week 3, page 17) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Full house for language debate (AG, week 3, page 6) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Culture night at Ilimmarfik (Nuuk Ugeavis, week 3, page 30) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• High admission requirements to ensure a high academic level (knr.gl, 16/01) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Relocation of educational institutions continues (knr.gl, 16/01) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Honorary Prize from the Diabetes Association (Kristeligt Dagblad, 16/01, page 12) (in Danish)
• Honorary Prize from the Diabetes Association to two researchers (diabetes.dk, 15/01) (in Danish)
• Relocation of educational institutions (kamikposten.dk, 15/01) (in Danish)
• Plan for relocation of educational institutions continues (sermitsiaq.ag, 15/01) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Greenland's language, culture and national identity have survived by virtue of Christianity (Dansk Kirketidende, 14/01, page 6) (in Danish)
• Diabetes research led to a grand prize to SDU professor (Fyens Stiftstidende, 14/01, page 17) (in Danish)
• Honorary Prize from the Diabetes Association to two researchers (Midtjyllands Avis, 13/01, page 27) (in Danish)
• Diabetes research led to a grand prize to SDU professor (fyens.dk, 13/01) (in Danish)
• Honorary Prize from the Diabetes Association: From one Aarhus scientist to another (stiften.dk, 12/01) (in Danish)
• Greenlandic lacks legal concepts (knr.gl, 12/01) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• New law programme benefits Greenland (knr.gl, 11/01) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• New bachelor programme in law at Ilisimatusarfik (knr.gl, 10/01) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Genetic Alteration Can Cause Obesity Among Greenlanders (ku.dk, 09/01)
• Research from Greenland provides groundbreaking knowledge of obesity and diabetes (sdcc.dk, 09/01) (in Danish)
• Asii: Stop talking about suspending self-rule (sermitsiaq.ag, 06/01) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Siumut wishes everyone a Happy New Year (Sermitsiaq, week 1, page 45) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Researchers to map eczema in Greenland (AstmaAllergi, 03/01, side 25) (in Danish)
• Gitte Adler Reimer (Suluk, no 1, page 19)
• Siumut wishes everyone a Happy New Year (AG, week 1, page 45) (in Greenlandic and Danish)
• Every third diabetic is untreated (AG, week 1, page 14) (in Greenlandic and Danish)

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