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World · 25 March 2026

Danish PM Steps Down After Historic Election Defeat

Danish PM Steps Down After Historic Election Defeat

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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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