The Danish parliament decided on Tuesday against launching a legal investigation into the actions of Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen following a 2020 government decision to kill the country’s mink population due to Covid-19 fears. A majority in parliament criticized the prime minister’s actions. However, the ruling Social Democrats and their left-wing supporting parties saw no basis for an independent investigation into the case. The Danish government had decreed in November 2020 that over 15 million minks – the entire mink population of the country – would have to be culled. The animals were…