Magdalena Andersson is congratulated after being appointed as Sweden's new prime minister at the Swedish Parliament Riksdagen in Stockholm on November 24 2021. Picture: TT NEWS AGENCY via REUTERS/ERIK SIMANDER
A last-minute deal with the former communist Left Party ensured that a majority of legislators accepted the Social Democrat leader, 100 years after women in the country known for its egalitarian foundations were first able to exercise full voting rights. Andersson faces a fragmented legislature after the Nordic nation’s politics have been upended by the emergence of the far-right Sweden Democrats as surging gun crime and tension over immigration led to voter disillusionment. Her government controls only about a third of the seats, and later on Wednesday, her spending proposal for 2022 is set to be dismissed in favour of an opposition bill.
While Lofven was able to form a government after an inconclusive 2018 election by co-operating with traditional opponents, a similar solution looks distant for Andersson, as centre-right parties have retreated from their support at the same time as the Left has taken a more assertive stance.
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