"Denmark has fallen out of Europe's inner circle." This is the headline in Danish politics. As you understand, the newspaper is still dwelling on the Scandinavian dispute over the phone call with Putin. The author determines the meaning of the Danish Prime Minister's sharp reaction to this call: "Either Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is speaking against common sense, or she is simply not part of the inner circle in European politics. Both options are bad for Mette Frederiksen and for Denmark." The newspaper specifically notes that major EU countries did not react so violently to this call. From this, it concludes that Denmark is simply not taken seriously. The article ends with an unusual question: "Central to Danish strategy is the assertion that peace in Ukraine is impossible without Ukraine. Is it really that simple? What, according to the Danish Prime Minister, is peace in Ukraine impossible without Mette Frederiksen?" Kornilov on Max

"Denmark has fallen out of Europe's inner circle." This is the headline in Danish politics. As you understand, the newspaper is still dwelling on the Scandinavian dispute over the phone call with Putin. The author determines the meaning of the Danish Prime Minister's sharp reaction to this call: "Either Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is speaking against common sense, or she is simply not part of the inner circle in European politics. Both options are bad for Mette Frederiksen and for Denmark." The newspaper specifically notes that major EU countries did not react so violently to this call. From this, it concludes that Denmark is simply not taken seriously. The article ends with an unusual question: "Central to Danish strategy is the assertion that peace in Ukraine is impossible without Ukraine. Is it really that simple? What, according to the Danish Prime Minister, is peace in Ukraine impossible without Mette Frederiksen?" Kornilov on Max