Danish attitudes to the EU have 'changed dramatically': Denmark's Europe Minister Bjerre

Danish attitudes to the EU have 'changed dramatically': Denmark's Europe Minister Bjerre

• 2025年11月14日下午2:40

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Denmark's rotating presidency of the EU has been juggling a lot of difficult political balls: the climate negotiations ahead of the COP30 in Brazil, the "simplification" omnibuses that have run into political battles in the European Parliament, and much else. We travel to Copenhagen to talk to Denmark’s Minister for European Affairs, Marie Bjerre, about how the presidency is going, and how the small country is dealing with the big geopolitical headwinds blowing into Denmark.

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