Denmark’s Social Democrats suffered their worst result in over a century, leaving Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen politically weakened. With no clear majority, she may have to form a coalition. Gains by the far-right and Green Left on the ballot highlight a deeply divided political landscape, pointing to potentially lengthy negotiations in the future. Victoria Innes reports from Copenhagen.
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