It's remarkable in Denmark. Arguably shouldn't be, but none the less.
Danish exceptionalism. You've read it here first.
Our country is massively corrupt. This isn't at all surprising.
It's relative, innit? Compared to Peru where they've gone through something like 10 different presidents in the last decade because of corruption dramas, Denmark doesn't sound too bad.
Not relative, just qualitatively different. Visible vs hidden corruption, either way corruption is bad
You think the amount of corruption is the same in every country, the only thing that is different is how visible it is?