Denmark’s Prime Minister calls early national election in surprise move
Denmark’s Frederiksen calls March 24 election amid U.S.-Greenland tensions
COPENHAGEN — Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen on Monday called a general election for March 24, 2026, seeking a renewed mandate as Denmark navigates strained ties with the United States over Greenland and a hardening security environment shaped by Russia. Under Denmark’s constitution, an election had to be called within four years of the last vote, held Nov. 1, 2022.
“Whether I will continue to be your prime minister depends on how strong a mandate…