Sweden's centre-left opposition wins election, SVT says
📍 Aftermath
{ "epilogue": "Following the center-left opposition's election victory and the subsequent resignation of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, the Swedish parliament speaker asked the opposition leader to form a new government. Coverage noted that the far right suffered election losses during the vote.
No further developments were reported." }
Epilogue added 31m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Swedish parliament speaker asks opposition leader to form government Reuters · 53d ago broke it first
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Sweden's centre-left opposition wins election, SVT says Reuters · 54d ago broke it first
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