Denmark Goes to Polls as Inflation Surges Amid Russia’s War in Ukraine
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The Danish prime minister was forced to call early elections after her order to cull millions of mink to contain Covid-19 was found to be illegal
COPENHAGEN—Danes are heading to the polls Tuesday as a cost-of-living crunch and a disruption in gas supplies from Russia combine to pressure a government already under fire for its order to cull millions of mink during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The election is expected to upset the political landscape in the Scandinavian nation, political analysts say. Several new parties are challenging the traditional power brokers with calls for a new centrist coalition that would break with the leftwing and rightwing blocs that have dominated for decades.
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