Swedish opposition wins elections
The left-wing camp led by Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson won the Swedish parliamentary elections, securing 176 seats and beating the right-wing led by Olof Cristiansson, who announced his resignation after the defeat. Andersson pledged to form a government that will move Sweden forward and unite the country after the people's vote in favor of a new path focused on unity. Despite her victory, she faces challenges in forming a unified coalition, particularly due to opposition from centrist and leftist parties regarding including the Left Party in the government, amid concerns about the negotiations stalling and forming a strong alliance—especially since the far-right party's support has declined for the first time since 2010, and increased voter turnout delayed the announcement of the results.
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