Denmark’s newly formed coalition government—comprising the Social Democrats, Socialist People’s Party, the Moderates, and the Red-Green Alliance—has begun staffing ministerial offices with special advisors. The appointments signal the government’s priorities and indicate who will be influencing policy decisions. A number of both new and established political figures have been selected for these roles. Details are emerging regarding the specific individuals chosen to advise the new ministers. This move is a standard practice following a change in government, allowing ministers to receive expert counsel. The list of appointed advisors provides insight into the government’s internal workings and strategic direction. Further appointments are anticipated as the government fully establishes its operations.