Ce scrie presa internațională despre alegerile din Suedia

Initial exit polls in Sweden suggest a lead for the center-left bloc led by the Social Democrats, with 46.2% of votes counted. This could allow Magdalena Andersson to return as Prime Minister and prevent the far-right Sweden Democrats from entering the government. However, the final outcome remains uncertain, as previous exit polls have not always been accurate. The election is seen as a referendum on the Sweden Democrats, which have roots in the neo-Nazi movement. The current center-right government, led by Ulf Kristersson, relies on the support of the Sweden Democrats, who may enter the government for the first time if they win. Immigration policies are also a key issue, with the right advocating stricter rules.