Ulf Kristersson

Uh, the right wing, far right neo-Nazi bloc, 173 seats.

So just before we started talking here, the former Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, who lied to a Holocaust survivor and said that he would never talk to the Sweden Democrats, just resigned as prime minister.

So their government, the T dog government as it was called, is over.

Uh, that was a, a minority government that was supported by the Sweden Democrats, and basically the Sweden Democrats were a racist tail wagging the dog and making everything about immigration, and that's where the buyer's remorse came in.

Now, it's always easy, as you will know from politics all over Europe, and indeed all over the world, to smear them as being former communists, as being Stalinists, as being Trotskyists, and also as being anti-Semites, which everybody tried to do, and yet they were kind of the success story of this election.

They did really, really well.

So Magdalena Andersson, who was the last, she was the first female Swedish prime minister.

She was the leader of the last Social Democratic government that led Sweden into NATO, which I think Olof Palme was turning in his grave across the street on Sveavägen 68 when I was there, when they were announcing this.

Jag är också helt övertygad om att förutsporna kommer spela en avgörande roll för att vi också ska se till att vi gör just detta.

Att vi vinner, att vi byter ut den här regeringen och att vi ser till att vi gör Ulf Kristersson arbetslös den 13 september.

In his circle, there were people who had met Somalia's former deputy chief and spokesperson for Somalia's president.

Hassan's brother, Abdi Rashim, tragically died in 2013 in Mogadishu during a left-wing party trip that was officially linked to a side-financed democracy project.

The investigators are looking into the various online communities which might have egged on the suspect to carry out the attack, the source was quoted as saying.

On Saturday morning, about 70 people gathered at a memorial site, carrying flowers and lighting candles, TT reported Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, who visited the scene along with opposition leader Magdalena Andersson, had expressed solidarity with the affected families and those impacted by previous school attacks in the country.

"What must never happen has happened again," Mr. Kristersson said.

"Our thoughts go first and foremost to the families who have been incredibly hard hit by this," he added.

El bloque de centroizquierda liderado por Magdalena Andersson ha conseguido imponerse por muy poco y frenar el avance de la extrema derecha, que por primera vez en doce años pierde apoyos.

La derrota del conservador Ulf Kristersson, demasiado transigente con la ultraderecha, supone un cambio de tendencia respecto a lo que sucede en otras regiones de Europa.

De regreso a España, abordaremos una noticia escandalosa: la filtración a la prensa de un listado del Ministerio del Interior en el que se clasifica ideológicamente a cerca de doscientos ochenta periodistas, analistas y tertulianos.

Aunque el ministro Fernando Grande-Marlaska ha restado importancia a ese fichero, calificándolo de documento interno, tanto organizaciones profesionales de periodistas como la oposición e incluso miembros destacados del propio partido de Grande-Marlaska han criticado al ministro.

Choices.

So, to answer the question, we do need to talk about Ulf Kristersson's government.

After the 2022 elections, Kristersson's moderate party formed a minority government with the Christian Democrats and the Liberals, one that was supported by votes from the far-right Sweden Democrats.

The alliance, which was formalized by the Tide Agreement, made fighting the gangs one of the defining pillars of the government.

December 2022, two weeks after taking office, Kristersen and Sweden Democrats leader Jimmy Åkesson unveiled a wider security package built around giving police room to act before a shooting happens rather than after.

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Swedish centre-right prime minister Ulf Kristersson has resigned following a general election last weekend.

It paves the way for Magdalena Andersson and her centre-left allies to form a new government.

The Bloc won a narrow three-seat majority in the Swedish parliament.