Denmark to hold parliamentary election as Frederiksen bets on Greenland crisis boost

Denmark will hold a parliamentary election on March 24, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced on Thursday. Frederiksen is aiming to benefit from increased support following her firm position against U.S. pressure regarding Greenland. The announcement comes amid a recent crisis involving Greenland, which has drawn international attention.

Frederiksen’s decision to call the election seeks to capitalize on the current political climate. The government hopes the issue will boost its standing among voters. Meanwhile, opposition parties will prepare to contest the election amid this heightened focus on foreign relations. The election will determine the future direction of Denmark’s government.

Voter turnout and party performances will be closely watched, as they reflect public sentiment on the government’s handling of international matters. The election outcome could influence Denmark’s foreign and domestic policies going forward.