What country is Greenland claimed to?

Greenland, a massive island located between the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans, is part of the autonomous territory of Denmark, which is in Europe, even though it is geographically close to North America. However, Greenland has its own government and has been granted autonomy within the Danish Kingdom since 1979, having control over its internal affairs while still maintaining close ties with Denmark in matters such as foreign policy and defense. While Greenland is claimed to and governed by Denmark, it has a distinct identity, culture, and political institutions that set it apart as a unique entity.