Second Vote: What Happens Next in Sweden's Government Formation Process?
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More than seven weeks after the parliamentary election there is still no government in Sweden. Now still Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is to start exploratory talks with the other parties. Are the country threatened with new elections soon?
Sweden's political deadlock could lead to a new election, the likes of which have not been seen in the country for almost 70 years, writes Nordic correspondent Jenny Matikainen.
She has seven percent of the voters behind her. On Tuesday, she will still be tested as prime minister.
Ulf Kristersson (M) will start probing tomorrow - when the C leader has been voted down. He will focus on C and SD, Expressen learns. - The Moderates are taking the assignment seriously, that is the information we have received, says a Tidö source.
Kristersson receives the probe report...
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