Sweden voted against more power for the far right – but are centrists listening?
Social Democrats react to the presentation of an exit poll during the party's election night watch party in Stockholm, Sweden, 13 September 2026. Photograph: Jonas Ekstromer/EPAView image in fullscreenSocial Democrats react to the presentation of an exit poll during the party's election night watch party in Stockholm, Sweden, 13 September 2026. A party with neo-Nazi roots has been pulling the government’s strings in Sweden for the last four years – would the country’s general election put the far right formally in government?
- ▪Social Democrats react to the presentation of an exit poll during the party's election night watch party in Stockholm, Sweden, 13 September 2026.
- ▪Photograph: Jonas Ekstromer/EPAView image in fullscreenSocial Democrats react to the presentation of an exit poll during the party's election night watch party in Stockholm, Sweden, 13 September 2026.
- ▪A party with neo-Nazi roots has been pulling the government’s strings in Sweden for the last four years – would the country’s general election put the far right formally in government?
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Social Democrats react to the presentation of an exit poll during the party's election night watch party in Stockholm, Sweden, 13 September 2026. Photograph: Jonas Ekstromer/EPAView image in fullscreenSocial Democrats react to the presentation of an exit poll during the party's election night watch party in Stockholm, Sweden, 13 September 2026. Photograph: Jonas Ekstromer/EPAThis Is EuropeSwedenSweden voted against more power for the far right – but are centrists listening?Even as the ‘extremist’ AfD seeks further election gains in Germany, Europe’s leaders can learn from Sweden’s dangerous embrace with far-right ideology Don’t get This Is Europe delivered to your inbox? Sign up here Katherine Butler, associate editor, EuropeWed 16 Sep 2026 11.45 EDTLast modified on Wed 16 Sep 2026 11.46…
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