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Sweden’s election could reshape its political future—either embracing a far-right coalition for the first time or returning to liberal roots. Polls show a tight race between Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson’s right-wing bloc and Social Democrats’ Magdalena Andersson, with the outcome hinging on whether the Liberals cross the 4% threshold. Kristersson’s allies tout reduced gang violence and immigration, while critics warn of eroding civil liberties and economic strain. A win for the Sweden Democrats—a far-right party already in government—would signal a major shift across Europe, echoing recent gains by Germany’s AfD.

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