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Frederiksen to remain Denmark's PM leading centre-left coalition government

Frederiksen to remain Denmark's PM leading centre-left coalition government
France 24 Wednesday 03 June 2026, 09:45 UTC By FRANCE24 1 min read
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Denmark's government has finally been unveiled after the country's general election back in March. Mette Frederiksen will return for a third term as prime minister, leading a centre-left coalition minority government. She is expected to maintain a firm stance against US President Donald Trump's ambitions for Greenland and to continue to support Ukraine.

Denmark's government has finally been unveiled after the country's general election back in March. Mette Frederiksen will return for a third term as prime minister, leading a centre-left coalition minority government. She is expected to maintain a firm stance against US President Donald Trump's ambitions for Greenland and to continue to support Ukraine. On a domestic front, she's vowed improve the cost of living. Keywords for this article
Frederiksen (PERSON) Denmark (LOCATION) Mette Frederiksen (PERSON) US (LOCATION) Donald Trump (PERSON) Greenland (LOCATION) Ukraine (LOCATION)
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