Opoziția de stânga din Suedia a câștigă alegerile la limită

The center-left opposition in Sweden narrowly won the parliamentary elections against the right-wing government bloc, with only 26,169 votes separating them. Magdalena Andersson, leader of the Social Democrats, is set to secure 175 seats in the Riksdag, indicating a government shift. The right-wing bloc, led by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, is projected to gain 174 seats. The elections were viewed as a referendum on the influence of the far-right in Swedish politics. Forming a new government will be challenging for Andersson due to differing economic views among her coalition partners, likely resulting in a fragile minority government.