Sweden’s Left Wins Major Election | Global News

Sweden’s left-wing bloc surged to victory in the general election, securing over 51% of the vote and poised to bring back former PM Magdalena Andersson. The far-right Sweden Democrats, long a dominant force since 2010, appear to be losing ground for the first time in years — signaling a potential turning point in Swedish politics. With coalition governments the norm, voters chose stability and collaboration over divisive policies, as Andersson framed the race as a choice between her centrist vision or a Sweden Democrats-influenced government. The new administration’s priorities — from welfare funding to national security — will soon define the nation’s direction.

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