VOICED : Forming of new Danish government to "take a while" after left's narrow election win: analyst

The transcript discusses the political landscape in Denmark, focusing on the formation of a new government following the Prime Minister's resignation. It highlights the challenges in negotiations due to the involvement of multiple parties and the difficulty in shifting immigration policies, which have been central to the Social Democrats' strategy.

What is the main reason for the Prime Minister's resignation?

• To focus on international relations

• To join a new political party

• To negotiate a broader government

• To retire from politics

Why might the negotiation process take longer than usual in Denmark?

• The government has already been formed

• The Prime Minister is inexperienced

• There are no other negotiators

• The Prime Minister will face other tough negotiators

Which parties are likely to be included in the new coalition government?

• The Green Party and the Social Democrats

• The Conservative Party and the Green Party

• The Socialist People's Party and the Social Liberals

• The Liberal Party and the Nationalist Party

What has been a pivotal point in the Social Democrats' strategy over the past years?

• Healthcare reform

• Immigration policy

• Economic reform

• Education policy

What could be the consequence for the Social Democrats if they change their stance on immigration?

• More coalition partners

• Improved international relations

• Dramatic consequences

• Increased popularity