Mette Frederiksen, the "red" Prime Minister, is once again shifting her policies to the right

Monday, Oct 20, 2025

Der Standard

Danish PM Mette Frederiksen leans right again, using sharp rhetoric on migration for upcoming regional elections.

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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is campaigning again, planning to use sharp rhetoric on migration for the upcoming regional elections, while facing scrutiny over past decisions such as banning all whale hunting and closing parts of agriculture during Covid-19 due to fears of spread.

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