Sweden’s prime minister has announced his resignation following the centre-right government’s defeat in parliamentary elections, marking a shift in political leadership after voters rejected the ruling coalition’s policies. The move comes as opposition parties prepare to take control, with the outcome expected to reshape the country’s legislative priorities amid ongoing debates over economic and social reforms. The resignation formalizes the end of a term that saw tensions over fiscal discipline and immigration, issues that dominated the campaign. With no immediate successor named, the next steps will hinge on coalition-building efforts among the victorious parties.
Sweden's centre-right Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said he will resign after losing the parliamentary elections.
