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General · 25 March 2026

Danish PM Steps Down After Historic Election Defeat

Danish PM Steps Down After Historic Election Defeat

Denmark faces uncertain government formation talks driven by voter concerns over immigration, welfare and living costs. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen submitted her government's resignation on Wednesday after her three-party coalition suffered a significant defeat in the general election. Her Social Democratic Party recorded its worst result since 1903, winning only 38 of 179 seats, though it remains the largest single party.

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