Denmark’s Social Democrats poised to lose seats after calling early election
PM Mette Frederiksen had been hoping her stand against Donald Trump would translate into votes
Denmark’s Social Democrats poised to lose seats after calling early election
PM Mette Frederiksen had been hoping her stand against Donald Trump would translate into votes
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