Danish PM calls an early election seeking ‘Greenland bounce’

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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has called an early election for March 24th, months ahead of the legal deadline. The move is seen as an attempt to capitalize on improved poll ratings following recent local election losses and what some call a "Greenland bounce" after perceived threats from the US. Frederiksen, in office since 2019, framed the election as crucial for Denmark and Europe's future, emphasizing rearmament and self-reliance. She highlighted the need to redefine Denmark's relationship with the US, particularly regarding Arctic security discussions with Greenland. Frederiksen's international profile has risen due to her handling of the situation, and she is seeking a strong mandate for her Social Democrats.
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