Denmark’s Frederiksen opens third term with women-led coalition

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has launched her third term with a new center-left coalition government, making history as the leader of a cabinet predominantly composed of women. The government has ambitious plans to enhance free healthcare services and reduce taxes, aiming to boost the nation's social welfare system. This move is significant not just domestically but also in addressing global issues, as Frederiksen's attention extends to Greenland's autonomy and international relations, including relations with the U.S. under President Donald Trump. This new administration's policies signal a progressive shift in Danish politics, emphasizing both domestic reforms and international responsibilities.