. Steps as small as planting a pollinator garden or buying raw honey from local farmers were encouraged.
Some Greenlanders say they felt safe while being largely unknown to the world. Now, though, that feeling has dissipated.Sitting with her husband at a dinner table filled with families chatting and laughing, Tukumminnguaq Olsen Lyberth, said the wave of attention and polarizing comments prompted some friends to delete Facebook accounts.
“We’re not use to having this big attention about us, so it’s overwhelming. Before, no one knew about us. Now, it’s a blitz of attention,” said Olsen Lyberth, 37, a cultural history student at the University of Greenland.“I feel like this is the longest January,” she said jokingly — in February. “It’s all of it. Everything feels too overwhelming.”Associated Press journalists Emilio Morenatti and James Brooks contributed to this report.
A woman walks along the shore of a beach while pieces of ice float in the sea of Nuuk, Greenland, Feb. 14, 2025. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)A woman walks along the shore of a beach while pieces of ice float in the sea of Nuuk, Greenland, Feb. 14, 2025. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)
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with The Conversation US, with funding from Lilly Endowment Inc. The AP is solely responsible for this content.Liverpool’s players have finally got their hands on the Premier League trophy — and Jurgen Klopp was back at Anfield to enjoy the celebrations.
The Reds clinched a record-tying 20th English top-flight title on April 27 but had to wait a month to receive the trophy after their final game of the season — a 1-1 draw against Crystal Palace on Sunday.Klopp, who left as Liverpool manager at the end of last season, returned to Anfield for its campaign-ending party. The German was seen clapping and smiling as the team’s players, starting with captain Virgil van Dijk to a backdrop of fireworks and ticker tape, lifted the trophy.
“He left the team in such a good place — disciplined, quality — and that’s what made my life, my job, easier to start,” said Arne Slot, Klopp’s successor. “Life as a Premier League manager is never easy because of all the competitors we had but he couldn’t have left the club in a better place than he did.”Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is leaving Liverpool to reportedly join Real Madrid, was given a good reception after coming on as a halftime substitute and again when going up to get the trophy. He was jeered by some Liverpool fans at a home match against Arsenal two weeks ago.