Inside Denmark: Politicians elsewhere could learn something from Danes on negotiating
Our column Inside Denmark takes a closer look at the stories we’ve been talking about over the last seven days. This week, editor Becky Waterton looks at why Danish politicians seem to be especially good at collaborating over party lines.
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