Sweden's election hangs on a knife-edge amid potential far-right coalition
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Sweden's general election is too close to call after early results, with exit polls initially favoring the left but SVT and TV4 forecasts showing a razor-thin split that could allow PM Ulf Kristersson to stay in power if he assembles a government including the Sweden Democrats. The outcome will shape coalition dynamics and policy directions on immigration and defense, and determine how much influence the far right wields in Swedish governance.
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