The end of DF

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The infamous Danish People’s Party is, after causing grief for the international community for decades, on its way out. The referendum has been their last chance to revive and come back into the spotlight. 

  • The former DF president Kristian Thulesen Dahl is planning to launch a new anti-immigration party together with the former Venstre minister Inger Støjberg, which will be a strong competitor for DF’s voter segment. 
  • Kristoffer Hjort Storm, the only alderman (local government minister) from DF has resigned from the party saying that it is on a “self-destructive spiral”. 
Narcis George Matache
Narcis George Matachehttp://www.narcis.dk
Executive Editor and Founder of "Last Week in Denmark".

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