Alegeri legislative în Suedia / Rezultatul poate duce la formarea unui nou guvern de stânga sau la venirea la putere, pentru prima dată, a unor miniștri de extremă dreaptă

Swedes are voting in tight legislative elections that could lead to a leftist government or the rise of far-right ministers. Polls indicate a significant reduction in the lead of the left bloc, making the outcome uncertain. The elections are crucial for Europe's security and the integration of far-right politics. Sweden's parliament, Riksdag, has 349 seats, and parties must surpass a 4% threshold to gain representation. Nearly 8 million voters are registered, with high participation expected. The current Prime Minister, Ulf Kristersson, may collaborate with the far-right Sweden Democrats if he wins, a move that has sparked controversy. Opposition leader Magdalena Andersson warns of the implications of such a government.