Speaker of the Riksdag Calls New Talks as Swedish Government Deadlock Continues
Norlén will give one leader an exploratory mandate after talks as Sweden’s parties remain split, and the constitution allows four attempts before a snap election.
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The parliamentary round to find a new prime minister candidate begins on Wednesday. But neither Magdalena Andersson (S) nor Ulf Kristersson (M) wants to take on the task. – Does no one want to form a government? asks SVT's political commentator Mats Knutson the party leaders during the opening of the Riksmöttel.
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The LocalSpeaker of the Riksdag calls new talks as Swedish government deadlock continues
The speaker of parliament, Andreas Norlén, is set to hold a fresh round of talks with party leaders on Wednesday to address the ongoing deadlock over forming a government.
Just over two weeks after the election – and no government in sight. Now it is once again up to Andreas Norlén to task a party leader with trying to get it together. Here are three things you need to know to keep up with the political swings right now.
The Speaker of the Parliament hopes that the process of forming a government will not take as long as in 2018.
The Speaker of the Swedish Parliament, Andreas Norlén, will hold new talks with party leaders about forming a government tomorrow.
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