Sweden's left holds slim lead before Sunday vote — SkimNews
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- Sweden's fractured left holds a slim lead in polls ahead of Sunday's general election, according to Reuters' headline.
- The far right could enter government as The Guardian calls the contest "extremely close," with Al Jazeera describing it as a "knife-edge election."
Why it matters: A far-right entry into Sweden's government would mark a sharp political shift after years of minority coalitions, making Sunday's vote consequential for the country's direction on immigration, welfare, and foreign policy.
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