Danish politician Emilie Schytte accused of election fraud over Malmö residence
The newly elected Danish member of parliament, Emilie Schytte, is accused of having had her permanent residence in Malmö.
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Denmark in Times of Waiting - Could Get a Monster Government
The election outcome in Denmark has been described as historically fragmented. Twelve parties, with no clear coalition alignments, will compete for government power. One alternative is that Denmark will have a "monster government," says Sune Bechmann Pedersen, associate professor of history at Stockholm University.
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Mette Frederiksen says of course I am disappointed after Social Democrats' historically poor result, but is ready to lead Denmark again
Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats have suffered a historically bad result. But the party is still the largest in Denmark - and Frederiksen wants to lead Denmark again. "I am ready to take on the responsibility as Denmark's prime minister for the next four years," she says to cheers at the party's election vigil in Copenhagen.
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Left Wave can knock S out of power in Copenhagen
For over a hundred years, Copenhagen has had a Social Democratic mayor. When Denmark goes to municipal and regional elections on Tuesday, that could change – but the winds are blowing not to the right but to the left. The Social Democrats have become far too bellicose, says Copenhagen resident Merete Pedersen.
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