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 After Danish Elections Nothing Changesposted by Charlotte Meyer at 11h58 GMT on Nov 17
 On Tuesday Denmark held a contentious election. After a new party entered the political scene in the spring, the election was viewed as a chance to enable political change after six years under the Liberal-Conservative government. However, after a heated election the Liberal-Conservatives, together with the support of the Danish Peoples Party (Dansk Folkeparti), won a narrow majority in parliament, with 90 of 179 seats. The Danish prime minister, Anders Fogh, has promised to seek broader coalltions while in government. 
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