Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, faces tough coalition talks after his party suffered its worst election since 1903. The Social Democrats won only 38 seats in the 179-seat parliament, down from 50 four years ago. However, they remain Denmark's largest party with 21.9% support. Despite this, Frederikson is expected to return for a third term as prime minister. Political analyst Noa Redington highlighted the paradox of the election, suggesting Frederikesen is the favourite to become the next prime minister after her loss. The left-wing bloc won 84 seats in parliament, while the right-leaning parties won 77.