Danish Prime Minister hands in resignation, new round of cabinet forming procedures initiated.

Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen submitted his resignation to King Frederik the Tenth on the 25th, initiating the start of a new round of government formation procedures. The Danish royal family issued a statement on the same day, stating that Frederiksen, after briefing the king on the parliamentary election results and the current parliamentary situation, submitted his resignation and suggested that representatives from various political parties express their opinions on the formation of a new government. According to the official Danish local vote count released on the 25th, in the parliamentary election held on the 24th, the Social Democratic Party led by Frederiksen continued to maintain its position as the largest party in parliament, but its support rate significantly declined, and the center-left coalition led by the party, known as the "Red Camp," failed to obtain a majority of seats. According to convention, after the election results are confirmed, if no political party obtains a majority of seats, Danish political parties will engage in cross-party negotiations to form a new government.