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Denmark holds early election as Frederiksen seeks third term

politicsMar 24, 2026

Denmark called an early general election after a diplomatic row over US interest in Greenland. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is campaigning for a third consecutive term, rallying voters by opposing US designs for the Arctic territory. The spat has focused public attention on Greenland's autonomy and Denmark's role in Arctic security. The result will reshape Denmark-US relations and determine the composition of the next Danish governing coalition.

Key Highlights

Denmark called an early election after a diplomatic row over Greenland
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen seeks a third consecutive term in office
Outcome will affect Greenland autonomy, Denmark and US ties, and Arctic security policy

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