Sweden's PM Kristersson resigns as centre-left bloc wins narrow election majority
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Sweden's centre-right prime minister Ulf Kristersson has resigned after four years in office, clearing the way for Social Democrats leader Magdalena Andersson to form a government. The final count from Sunday's election gave left-leaning opposition parties 176 seats, a three-seat majority over Kristersson's Tidö coalition, backed by the far-right Sweden Democrats, with just 50,359 votes separating the two blocs. Andersson has invited the Left, Centre and Green parties to coalition talks, citing climate, schools, healthcare, elderly care and immigration as priorities.
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