Complete vote count in Sweden’s national election shows a narrow majority for the left-leaning opposition
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Sweden’s left-leaning opposition secured a narrow majority in the country's national election following the completion of the vote count on Thursday. The Swedish Election Authority confirmed that the four opposition parties secured a total of 176 seats in the 349-seat parliament.
In the wake of the final results, the incumbent conservative prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, announced his resignation. Despite the victory, the left-leaning opposition faces laborious negotiations ahead to successfully form a new government.
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France 24 (FR)Highlights the incumbent prime minister's resignation and subsequent government formation challenges.
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