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Prime Minister sets March 24 for Danish parliamentary elections

Prime Minister sets March 24 for Danish parliamentary elections

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has announced that Denmark will hold parliamentary elections on March 24. She confirmed that she has formally requested the King to set the date for the national vote.

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Months-long Grote Houtstraat saga continues: new bicycle parking spaces still too big

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UN: Iran executed at least 21 people since start of war

UN: Iran executed at least 21 people since start of war

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