About this episode

The episode discusses the implications of Denmark's new government for internationals living in the country.

Denmark has a new government, but what does that actually mean for internationals living here? After the longest government formation process in Danish history, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has assembled a new center-left coalition that will need support from parties outside the government to survive. In this episode, Copenhagen Post editor-in-chief, Bernardo Basilici Menini, joins Derek to explain what happened behind the scenes, why Danish politics may be entering a new era, and what internationals should watch for when it comes to immigration, housing, taxes, and public services. After listening, you'll understand: • Why it took Denmark more than two months to form a government • Why Denmark's political landscape is becoming more fragmented • What changes could be coming for housing, taxes, welfare, and transportation • Whether immigration policy is likely to become stricter or softer • What internationals should pay attention to over the next four years • Why some observers are concerned about growing political polarization in Denmark 💼 Visit KINTOBE and use the code WAYDID20 at checkout for an exclusive listener discount - only for a limited time! ➡️ Stay informed and…

People in this episode

Host: Derek Hartman

Guest: Bernardo Basilici Menini

Topics covered

• government
• politics
• immigration
• housing
• taxes
• public services

Keywords

• Denmark
• government
• Mette Frederiksen
• immigration policy
• housing
• taxes
• public services

Sponsors

KINTOBE

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Copenhagen Post

Places: Denmark

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