Sweden's Election: Far-Right Could Enter Government for First Time
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Sweden's election on September 13 could mark a significant shift in European politics, with the far-right Sweden Democrats potentially entering government for the first time. Polls suggest they could win around 19% of votes, and Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has already indicated willingness to include them in the government. The election is seen as a potential turning point for the country that was once a symbol of liberal Europe, with voters weighing issues such as immigration and crime.
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