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Mette Frederiksen gears up for her third term as Denmark’s prime minister, riding high on her staunch support for Ukraine and defiant stance against U.S. claims to Greenland. As global security shifts—with Washington potentially pulling back militarily—Denmark is doubling down on defense, boosting NATO contributions, and forging deeper European alliances. Her re-election was fueled by public backing for her firm opposition to Trump’s Arctic ambitions, while her new coalition government blends Social Democrats with centrist and left-wing parties to overhaul domestic policy: tackling inequality, green energy, free dental care, and even reviving a national holiday scrapped for defense. The world order is changing, and Denmark is positioning itself as a resilient, forward-looking ally.

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