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Denmark Elections

How the Danish left succeeded to win the elections – and the challenges ahead

By Britta Thomsen / 5 July, 2019

Denmark has seen two major elections in 2019: European and two weeks later parliamentary. In both cases, members moved away from populist parties

Strict migration policies and a minority government

By Susi Meret / 4 July, 2019

A potential conflict, that could make the minority government difficult to steer through challenging times.

Danish Social Democrats form young and progressive government

By Maj Jensen Christensen / 3 July, 2019

Danish Social Democrats become the country’s youngest ever Prime Minister.

Denmark: cautious new taxes for a progressive turn

By Sofie Holme Andersen / 2 July, 2019

In the recent parliamentary elections, the Danes have voted for more welfare spending and action on climate change.

A comeback for the Danish Social Democrats?

By Jan-Erik Støstad / 3 June, 2019

Will Mette Frederiksen pull off an election victory for the Danish Social democrats on June 5 and become Prime Minister?

Danish Social Democrats: the struggle to rebuilt trust

By Peter Koch Palshøj / 29 May, 2019

The spring of 2019 is an exhausting season for parties and voters in Denmark, with national elections coming up right less than a week after the European elections, on the 5th of June.

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