Elections in Sweden: divided right and far-right on the rise
• Sweden held elections resulting in a fragmented Parliament where the Social Democrats lead and the right-wing and far-right parties are divided. • The far-right party proposed lowering the age of criminal responsibility, a move that faced opposition from moderate partners and much of the judiciary. • This political instability creates uncertainty for government stability as far-right factions demand specific cabinet ministries to maintain coalitions.
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