Denmark's left-wing PM warns: 'Big enemy has started to grow from within' as Europe faces migrant reckoning
Denmark's left-wing PM is at odds with her allies over migration policy, as Europe's migrant crisis deepens.
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Denmark's left-wing Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has warned of an internal threat, as Europe grapples with migration. She has struck a deal with Italy's right-wing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on migration policy. This has sparked backlash from her own socialist allies, who accuse her of race-baiting and aligning with the far-right.
The dispute centers on Frederiksen's stance on migration, particularly her handling of the Ceuta row. Her party has hit back at progressive allies, defending her position. The disagreement has exposed a rift within the European socialist family, with some questioning Frederiksen's leadership and others supporting her tough stance on migration.
The European Union is facing a migrant reckoning. The deal between Frederiksen and Meloni signals a shift in European migration policy. The coming weeks will reveal how this rift within the socialist family plays out, and whether Frederiksen's approach gains traction among other European leaders.
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Sources (5)
- Meloni-Frederiksen deal on migration sparks fight inside Europe’s socialist family Brussels Signal · 4h ago
- Denmark’s ‘socialist’ leader is a race-baiting fake, not an EU model EUobserver · 4h ago
- Frederiksen’s party hits back at progressive allies over Ceuta row euractiv.com · 4h ago
- Why the Socialists are stuck on migration politico.eu · 4h ago
- Denmark's left-wing PM warns: 'Big enemy has started to grow from within' as Europe faces migrant reckoning Fox News · 4h ago
The obvious questions
Who is Mette Frederiksen?
Mette Frederiksen is the left-wing Prime Minister of Denmark.
What is the Ceuta row?
The Ceuta row refers to a dispute involving the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, and migration policy.
Who is Giorgia Meloni?
Giorgia Meloni is the right-wing Prime Minister of Italy.
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