Sweden to begin government talks
The leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party, Magdalena Andersson, has expressed her readiness to begin negotiations to form a new government after the left-wing camp topped the parliamentary elections by a narrow margin, securing 176 seats compared to 173 for the right-wing camp led by outgoing Prime Minister Stefan Löfven. Andersson aims to form a government that includes the four leftist parties, but disagreements with the parties on the Left, Centre, and Green blocs could delay the formation process. The Left Party has conditioned its participation on supporting the government, while the Centre Party has refused to support a government that includes the Left. Consultations with party leaders are ongoing, and the process is expected to take weeks due to political differences, with the possibility that Stefan Löfven may attempt to form a government if left-wing negotiations fail.
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