Sweden general election: close race as far right eyes role in government – Europe live
6m ago11.04 EDTEvening opening: Welcome to 2026 Swedish parliamentary election live blogJakub Krupain StockholmWe kick off our coverage of the 2026 Swedish parliamentary election which could see the far right enter government for the first time if the country’s rightwing parties…
- ▪6m ago11.04 EDTEvening opening: Welcome to 2026 Swedish parliamentary election live blogJakub Krupain StockholmWe kick off our coverage of the 2026 Swedish parliamentary election which could see the far right enter government for the first
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6m ago11.04 EDTEvening opening: Welcome to 2026 Swedish parliamentary election live blogJakub Krupain StockholmWe kick off our coverage of the 2026 Swedish parliamentary election which could see the far right enter government for the first time if the country’s rightwing parties can form a majority – or a new centre-left government take control instead.View image in fullscreenVoters take part in Sweden’s general election in the Stockholm region on Sunday. Photograph: Joel Lindhe/ZUMA Press Wire/ShutterstockAs our Nordic correspondent Miranda Bryant noted in her preview, “In 2022, the current prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, the leader of the centre-right Moderates, broke a longstanding taboo to make a deal with the far-right Sweden Democrats (SD), so that his minority coalition could form…
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