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What do we know so far about the Danish government's new budget? (opens the original)
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The centre-left bloc, made up of the Social Democrats, Green Left, Moderates, Social Liberals, Red-Green Alliance and The Alternative, have a majority. However, not all of these six parties are in government, just the Social Democrats, Moderates, Green Left and Social Liberals. The Red-Green Alliance and The Alternative are outside government but lend the government support on certain issues. The entire centre-left bloc has 98 seats, with 90 needed for a majority. The Red-Green Alliance and The
Mellemskat: Who could benefit from Denmark's plans to cut tax on high earners? (opens the original)
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The Danish government wants to abolish mellemskat, a type of tax on high incomes, from 2027. Around 619,000 people in Denmark currently pay mellemskat, and Denmark's Tax Minister Jakob Engel-Schmidt told the Ritzau newswire that he believes cutting mellemskat could save those affected around 7,200 kroner in tax per year. The government would need the support of the parties in the blue block if the proposal is to be passed successfully. If you currently earn more than 641,000 kroner a year (aroun
Denmark updates salary levels for work permits from October 1st (opens the original)
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When assessing applications for work permits under the Pay Limit Scheme, Fast Track Scheme and Positive List, the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI), which is responsible for processing work permits, uses income statistics to decide whether a job that has been offered is within the Danish standards for salary. The statistics, which are provided by the Confederation of Danish Employers (Dansk Arbejdsgiverforening, DA) will be updated on October 1st, SIRI said in a
TELL US: What's your reaction to the Swedish election results? (opens the original)
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The votes are being counted in Sweden's crucial election. Are you expecting the Tidö parties to hold onto power, or the left-wing bloc to win the election? Maybe you're expecting the Liberals to drop out of parliament, or you are sure the Sweden Democrats will be the country's second-largest party? Let us know your reaction to the 2026 Swedish election in our reader survey – click here if it isn't showing up for you.
TELL US: How are you feeling about the Swedish election results? (opens the original)
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The votes are being counted in Sweden's crucial election, but at the moment it looks like we're heading for a centre-left victory. Were you hoping that the Tidö parties would hold onto power, or the left-wing bloc to win the election? Maybe you had been expecting the Liberals to drop out of parliament, or been sure the Sweden Democrats would be the country's second-largest party? Let us know your reaction to the 2026 Swedish election in our reader survey – click here if it isn't showing up for y
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