Sweden PM Ulf Kristersson Resigns After Narrow Election Defeat
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson resigned on September 17, after a centre-left opposition bloc secured a narrow 176-seat majority in the parliamentary election.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson resigned on September 17, after a centre-left opposition bloc secured a narrow 176-seat majority in the parliamentary election.
Following a tight preliminary election count granting the opposition 176 seats to the governing coalition’s 173, Social Democrats party secretary Tobias Baudin demanded that Prime…
Sweden’s centre-left opposition bloc took a narrow lead in preliminary results from Sunday’s parliamentary election, supporting Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson for…
Sweden’s parliamentary election remains too close to call as vote counting continues, with a partial tally by the Swedish Election Authority showing the centre-left opposition…
Sweden’s parliamentary election remains exceptionally close as the left-wing opposition bloc holds a narrow lead with more than 90% of ballots counted.
The Social Democrats (S) announced a major dental care reform on September 1, 2026, proposing that adults pay a maximum of 10 percent for most treatments.