Sweden’s centre-right prime minister has resigned, removing a key obstacle for the Social Democrats to take power after elections. The party’s leader, Magdalena Andersson, now aims to form a new government following a shift in public support toward unity and stability. In her first remarks, she framed the result as a rejection of political division and a call for fresh leadership. The move marks a significant realignment in Sweden’s political landscape.
Ulf Kristersson has stood down from his post, paving way for Social Democrats leader to form a governmentSweden’s centre-right prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, has stood down, clearing the way for Magdalena Andersson, the Social Democrats leader, to attempt to form a government.In a victory speech on Thursday, Andersson said the Swedish people had “voted for a new direction for our country, voted for unity and against division”. Continue reading...
