Mette Fredriksen
Mette Fredriksen is a Danish politician who has served as the Prime Minister of Denmark since June 2019. As the leader of the Social Democrats, she has focused on issues such as climate change, immigration, and social welfare. Fredriksen is known for her strong leadership style and her efforts to navigate Denmark through various political challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic. She has been a prominent figure in Nordic politics, advocating for progressive policies while also addressing national security concerns. Her recent involvement in discussions with international scholars, such as Timothy Snyder, underscores her commitment to engaging with global issues and building alliances in the face of complex geopolitical landscapes.
Born on Nov 19, 1977 (47 years old)
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Spain:
Mette Fredriksen, the Danish Prime Minister, distances herself from the informal group known as the Four Frugal.
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Sweden:
Mette Fredriksen speaks out against Putin, urging democratic leaders to listen.
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Germany:
Mette Fredriksen is the Danish Prime Minister who promised that the retirement age could not be postponed indefinitely.
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Moldova:
The Prime Minister of Denmark participated in the JEF meeting.
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Iceland:
Mette Fredriksen condemns the Russian attack on the Ukrainian city of Sumy.
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Norway:
Mette Fredriksen is identified as Greenland's Prime Minister.
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Norway:
Mette Fredriksen, the Prime Minister of Denmark, reacted strongly to Vance's speech, calling it unfair.
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Finland:
Mette Fredriksen commented that the U.S. is exerting undue pressure on Greenland.
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Iceland:
Mette Fredriksen, the Prime Minister of Denmark, stated that the visit cannot be separated from Trump's statements about acquiring Greenland.
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Honduras:
Mette Fredriksen is the Prime Minister of Denmark who expressed openness to participating in a coalition for Ukraine.
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