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Mette Frederiksen often is covered by Right and Left Media sources.

Left: 40%

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Right: 46%

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Denmark Politics · Denmark

Denmark unveils legal reform to allow the worst foreign criminals to be deported

38% Left coverage: 29 sources

Denmark said on Friday it would introduce legislation allowing the expulsion of more foreigners including criminals despite the risk of clashing with Europe's human rights court.See the Story

Canadian Foreign Policy · Canada

Arctic sovereignty: Gov. Gen. Mary Simon heading to Norway, Denmark and Greenland

82% Left coverage: 28 sources

Gov. Gen. Mary Simon is set to visit Greenland, Denmark and Norway next week. On Monday, Simon will travel to Norway, where she will take part in the Arctic Frontiers Conference in Tromso and later meet with Norway’s King Harald in Oslo. Later in the week, the Governor General will head to Denmark, where she will meet King Frederik and the country’s prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, in Copenhagen.See the Story

Mette Frederiksen · Denmark

Mette Frederiksen Announces Fundamental Changes to Primary and Secondary Schools

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

As a key promise ahead of the general election, the Social Democrats will reduce class sizes for the smallest grades. It costs five billion a year, but the prime minister is keeping the funding secret.See the Story

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Why Trump’s Davos Speech Won’t Be The Last Word On Greenland

Keir Starmer and Danish PM discuss ‘vital steps’ towards Arctic security

Is a War Against the United States Likely? Mette F. Answers Questions From Tv 2 Fyn Viewers

On the social media TikTok, TV 2 Fyn asked on Wednesday which questions, especially younger Funen residents, lack answers to from Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen when it comes to Greenland. We received 194 comments in 56 minutes. For example, people asked, "What do we do if Trump starts a war?", "What does it mean for Denmark that Europe should be able to defend itself to a greater extent?" and "What does Trump want with Greenland?" We then too…Mette Frederiksen · Denmark Read Article

Majority in Parliament Rejects No Confidence in PM Frederiksen

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen faced a vote of no confidence triggered by a motion from Borgernes Parti. The motion was supported by the Liberal Alliance, the Conservatives, Danmarksdemokraterne, and Dansk Folkeparti but failed to achieve a majority in Folketinget. The SVM government and independent members Mike Fonseca and Jeppe Søe voted against it, […]Mette Frederiksen · Denmark See the Story

163-Page Subpoena: Frederiksen, Løkke and Troels Lund Are Being Sued for Controversial Agreement with the Us

Coverage: 2 sources

The government - specifically its three most powerful ministers - can now look forward to a lawsuit to give the US and Donald Trump's military so many rights on Danish soil that, according to the plaintiff, it is in conflict...Mette Frederiksen · Denmark See the Story

Copenhagen's School Mayor Calls Mette Frederiksen's Proposal for Smaller Classes Unrealistic and Almost Ridiculous

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Copenhagen's Mayor for Children and Youth, the conservative Jakob Næsager, sees major problems in Mette Frederiksen's proposal for a class ceiling of 14 students.Mette Frederiksen · Denmark See the Story

Analysis Mette Frederiksen Launches a Huge Election Rocket - Now the Government Is in an Election Campaign with Itself, and Borgen Is Trembling with Excitement

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

With the Social Democrats' sensational promise of a class ceiling of 14, the election campaign is underway. Also internally in the government.Mette Frederiksen · Denmark See the Story

Mette Frederiksen Announces Fundamental Changes to Primary and Secondary Schools

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

After Sweden, Denmark Also Steps up Deportations

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Denmark will automatically deport foreign nationals convicted of serious crimes, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced. Sweden has previously announced similar plans. Copenhagen would also step up checks on migrants staying in the country illegally and did not rule out making it mandatory to wear electronic tracking ankle bracelets.Mette Frederiksen See the Story

After Criticism: - I Am Incredibly Happy

Mette Frederiksen is 'absolutely incredibly happy' about the food vouchers that the government is handing out to more than two million Danes. She is, even though many people thinkMette Frederiksen · Denmark Read Article

Canada Reaffirms Its Support for the Sovereignty and Integrity of Greenland and Denmark

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Prime Ministers of Canada, Mark Carney, and Denmark, Mette Frederiksen, "reaffirmed their support for the fundamental principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity" and that the future of Greenland depends only on Danes and Greenlandians.Mette Frederiksen · Canada Read Article

Election Rumors Are Increasing – but Mette Frederiksen Has a Problem

Election rumors are growing – but Mette Frederiksen has a problem. The article's main point Danish politics has been turned upside down in just a few weeks. The Social Democrats and the Moderates in particular have experienced a massiveMette Frederiksen · Denmark Read Article

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Denmark unveils legal reform to allow the worst foreign criminals to be deported

Arctic sovereignty: Gov. Gen. Mary Simon heading to Norway, Denmark and Greenland

Mette Frederiksen Announces Fundamental Changes to Primary and Secondary Schools

Blindspots

Why Trump’s Davos Speech Won’t Be The Last Word On Greenland

Keir Starmer and Danish PM discuss ‘vital steps’ towards Arctic security

Is a War Against the United States Likely? Mette F. Answers Questions From Tv 2 Fyn Viewers

Majority in Parliament Rejects No Confidence in PM Frederiksen

163-Page Subpoena: Frederiksen, Løkke and Troels Lund Are Being Sued for Controversial Agreement with the Us

Copenhagen's School Mayor Calls Mette Frederiksen's Proposal for Smaller Classes Unrealistic and Almost Ridiculous

Analysis Mette Frederiksen Launches a Huge Election Rocket - Now the Government Is in an Election Campaign with Itself, and Borgen Is Trembling with Excitement

Mette Frederiksen Announces Fundamental Changes to Primary and Secondary Schools

After Sweden, Denmark Also Steps up Deportations

After Criticism: - I Am Incredibly Happy

Canada Reaffirms Its Support for the Sovereignty and Integrity of Greenland and Denmark

Election Rumors Are Increasing – but Mette Frederiksen Has a Problem

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Is a War Against the United States Likely? Mette F. Answers Questions From Tv 2 Fyn Viewers

Majority in Parliament Rejects No Confidence in PM Frederiksen

163-Page Subpoena: Frederiksen, Løkke and Troels Lund Are Being Sued for Controversial Agreement with the Us

Copenhagen's School Mayor Calls Mette Frederiksen's Proposal for Smaller Classes Unrealistic and Almost Ridiculous

Analysis Mette Frederiksen Launches a Huge Election Rocket - Now the Government Is in an Election Campaign with Itself, and Borgen Is Trembling with Excitement

Mette Frederiksen Announces Fundamental Changes to Primary and Secondary Schools

After Sweden, Denmark Also Steps up Deportations

After Criticism: - I Am Incredibly Happy

Canada Reaffirms Its Support for the Sovereignty and Integrity of Greenland and Denmark

Election Rumors Are Increasing – but Mette Frederiksen Has a Problem