Swedish elections and right-wing rise

Polling stations in Sweden opened Sunday morning to eight million voters participating in a decisive election that will determine the country's future between populist right-wing rise or a return to traditional liberal policies. The competition is tense, as the center-left bloc led by Magdalena Andersson and Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, who announced his intention to form an alliance with the populist right, compete. This could bolster support for right-wing parties across Europe and pave the way for future elections that may significantly influence Sweden's political direction.

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