A clever move orchestrated by a clumsy script.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has decided to hold early parliamentary elections on May 24th, less than six months before the scheduled date for the regular parliamentary elections.

This female prime minister has been in power in Denmark since mid-2019 and naturally wants to continue in power.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen

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Holding early parliamentary elections was one way for Frederiksen to achieve her aspirations. However, because the re-elections were held so close to the scheduled parliamentary elections, such an idea turned out to be a clumsy scenario.

If one considers the recent, current, and future developments in this country, the overwhelming influence of US President Donald Trump's desire to annex the autonomous island of Greenland, which belongs to Denmark, on the political and social situation, then one will see that the Prime Minister is playing a high-stakes game. Frederiksen is making this political move to make early parliamentary elections necessary and urgent for the future of Greenland and for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Denmark, not because the ruling party wants to maintain its position in the country. Normally, parliamentary elections are a referendum on the achievements of the ruling party and the level of public trust in them.

Through this strategy, the Prime Minister is turning the upcoming snap parliamentary election into a referendum in Denmark to publicly express the views and opinions of the Danish people on Trump's intentions and the future of Greenland. If Danish voters reject and oppose Trump's intentions and express their desire to keep Greenland as a Danish state, and agree with the way the Frederikson government has handled the situation so far, then her faction is certain to win re-election.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/nuoc-co-cao-theo-kich-ban-vung-185260301214803237.htm