Will the right-wing prime minister remain in office against all odds?

Will Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson remain in office? After the failure of the left and center to form a government, the Sweden Democrats party has given up its demand for ministerial positions, which may allow the formation of a center-right government with their external support.

The article discusses the possibility that Sweden's incumbent Prime Minister, Ulf Kristersson, will remain in office despite the September election results, in which the right suffered a blow. After the failure of left and center leaders to form a government, Kristersson received the mandate. Two days ago, the right-wing Sweden Democrats party, the senior partner in the bloc, announced it is giving up its demand to hold ministerial positions if a right-wing government is formed. This step opens the door for the Center Party to join a center-right government, without what it calls 'far-right'. Now the possibility arises of forming a government with a majority of 198 seats, with the Sweden Democrats supporting from the outside. The article elaborates on the background of immigration to Sweden, with over a million immigrants, and notes crises such as a surge in shootings and murders and a faltering economy.