Denmark warns of interference from Russia, US in its election

South China Morning PostEN 1 min read 100% complete by BloombergFebruary 28, 2026 at 02:10 AM

Denmark warns of interference from Russia, US in its election

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Danish intelligence services have issued a warning about potential foreign interference in the upcoming March 24 general election. Russia is identified as the primary threat due to Denmark's support for Ukraine. The US and China are also flagged as potential sources of influence. Tensions surrounding Greenland, stemming from a past US bid to exert control, are cited as a factor that could be exploited to spread misinformation. The election will gauge voter sentiment on dealing with foreign powers, particularly in light of strained relations with the US following renewed claims over the Arctic territory.

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Arctic ×250% Kingdom of Denmark ×250% Donald Trump ×260% China ×260% Mette Frederiksen ×270% Danish Security and Intelligence Service 70% Greenland ×480% United States ×580% Russia ×390% Denmark ×4100%

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election interference 100% russia 90% denmark 80% us 70% greenland 60% misinformation 50% influence activities 50% general election 40% china 40%

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