A historic shift in Swedish politics looms as the far-right Sweden Democrats stand on the brink of securing their first-ever place in government, following a potential victory by the broader right-wing coalition. The party’s rise has intensified debates over immigration policies and national identity, with its inclusion in a governing alliance marking a significant ideological shift. Analysts warn that its participation could reshape domestic and EU-level decision-making, particularly on security and migration. The outcome hinges on whether the right-wing bloc can consolidate enough support to form a majority.
The far-right Sweden Democrats party could enter government for the first time if right-wing bloc wins.
