Frederiksen's Social Democrats Face Historic Defeat
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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksens Social Democrats suffered a historic election defeat, securing just 38 seats in the Folketing. Migration concerns and welfare cuts overshadowed her strong foreign policy stance. Despite her skills in handling international tensions, voters prioritized the cost-of-living crisis. Frederiksen, caught between left and right, faces a challenging coalition formation amid global anti-incumbent sentiments. Her left-wing alliance secured 84 seats, while right-leaning groups are set for at least 77. Despite the setback, Frederiksen remains ready to lead, with Europe watching her defense spending and Greenland stance closely.
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