Denmark's Election: Greenland Standoff, Migration, and Cost of Living Dominate

• Denmark's general election follows a standoff with the US over Greenland, a key issue for Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.
• Frederiksen, seeking a third term, faces challenges from rising living costs and two center-right challengers.
• The election highlights Denmark's tough immigration policies, with proposals for an "emergency brake" on asylum and stricter controls.
• Key campaign topics include cost of living, pensions, a potential wealth tax, and agricultural policy, particularly regarding pigs.
• Greenland's status within the kingdom remains a consensus, with technical talks ongoing with the US on an Arctic security deal.