Sweden’s Prime Minister Stefan Lofven, who brought the Social Democrats to power in 2014, said he intended to remain in the job. What I can exclude is any direct or indirect co-operation with the Sweden Democrats,” Interior Minister Anders Ygeman, a Social Democrat said. Read more: Ruling party staggers, far-right rises in Sweden election “I believe that it must be the largest party in Sweden that forms a government. Article Continued BelowHowever, the Sweden Democrats have said they could not be ignored in coalition negotiations and vowed to use its grown influence. Turnout in the election was reported at 84.4 per cent, up from 83 per cent in 2014.

Source: thestar September 10, 2018 15:22 UTC