Swedish left-wing coalition collapses, leaving country in political deadlock

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Sept, 10:32 · Archive

Sweden's Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson has abandoned efforts to form a four-party government.

Sweden's Social Democratic Party leader Magdalena Andersson has abandoned attempts to form a four-party government following the country's 13 September election, leaving the country in political deadlock. Deep divisions within the election-winning left-wing bloc made government formation impossible.

How it is being reported

• Sweden faces political deadlock after election-winning center-left bloc fails to form governmentDW News · 28 Sept, 10:13
• Pope Leo to address Europe’s role in world on final day of France visit – Europe liveThe Guardian · 28 Sept, 08:58

In this story: Magdalena Andersson · Sweden · Swedish Social Democratic Party

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