
Notas del episodio
On March 24, 2026, Denmark held a landmark general election. The Danish People’s Party, running on strict immigration controls and cultural protection, tripled its seats in a dramatic surge. At the same time, the long-ruling Social Democrats suffered their worst result in over a century.
In this episode we calmly unpack the numbers, the history, the root causes, and the far-reaching ripple effects across Scandinavia, the EU, NATO, and global migration patterns. From “Fortress Europe” to lessons for Asia, Africa, and the Americas, we explore how this shift could reshape power balances, borders, and the world order for the next decade.
Palabras clave
geopolitics
denmark election
migration crisis
fortress europe
european politics
right wing surge
scandinavia
nato
border control
