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Swedish parliament rejects Andersson as prime minister

Sweden's Riksdag voted against appointing Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson as prime minister. She had earlier returned a mandate to explore forming a government in September.

Why it matters

The failed vote prolongs uncertainty over who will govern Sweden.

Background

Sweden held a general election in September 2026. Under Swedish rules a prime ministerial candidate is approved unless a majority of the Riksdag votes against them.

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