Swedish election and prospects for right-wing rule
Latest reports
- Sweden’s Social Democrat leader Andersson says she is ‘ready’ to form government
- Sweden’s left-wing opposition leader begins efforts to form government
- Sweden’s centre-left leader Andersson tasked with forming government after election
- Swedish Social Democrat leader Andersson says she is ‘ready’ to form government after election win
Earlier coverage
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Andersson tasked with forming a government
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Center-Left Narrow Victory and Prime Minister’s Resignation
Sweden: Andersson’s centre-left claims narrow win
France 24 English
Complete Swedish vote count gives left-leaning opposition a narrow majority
The Associated Press
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Sweden Democrats’ vote share declines for the first time
Narrow left-wing bloc victory
Sweden’s centre-left opposition wins election, SVT says
France 24 English
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Analysis of the election results’ impact
Can Sweden restore its welfare system amid higher defence spending?
France 24 English
Tight vote count and coalition talks
Sweden may face a long wait for a new government after tight election
The Associated Press
Swedish PM says preliminary election results are extremely close
The Associated Press
Sweden vote remains on a knife edge as centre-left holds narrow lead
France 24 English
Swedish Election Result Too Close to Call
Bloomberg Television
Centre-left opposition bloc leads in Swedish vote, exit poll shows
Al Jazeera English
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Election Voting and Far-Right Coalition Questions
Sweden: Tight election puts all eyes on the far right
France 24 English
Swedish far right eyes role in government
France 24 English
Sweden election: A turning point for the far right?
France 24 English
Sweden heads to the polls as hard right bids for role in government
France 24 English
Exit Polls and Preliminary Count Results
Sweden election aftermath: A hard night for the hard right?
France 24 English
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Sweden votes as hardline crime and migration policies spread
Al Jazeera English
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