Denmark's Social Democrats Fail to Secure Majority, Negotiations Loom

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The Social Democrats in Denmark failed to secure a majority in the latest elections, leading to a period of complex negotiations to form a coalition government. The outcome reflects a fragmented political landscape and the need for parties to find common ground on key policy issues. The negotiations will determine the direction of the country's policies on issues ranging from social welfare to climate change.