A new poll has revealed that the national populist Sweden Democrats are the most popular party in the country, with nearly one in four voters saying that they would cast their ballot for the party if elections were held today. The survey, conducted by Swedish polling company Demoskop, showed the right-wing populist party polling just under a quarter of Swedish voters, at 24.2 percent. This, compared... 

Sweden’s newly elected parliament has voted against Prime Minister Stefan Lofven in a vote of confidence, officially ending his tenure as head of government. Lofven had earlier refused to step down voluntarily. The dismissal of Lofven, leader of the center-left Social Democratic Party, was anticipated after members of the conservative Alliance announced in advance that they would not support him... 

Today Swedish voters take to the polls to elect members of the domestic legislature (Riksdag) which will in turn, appoint the Prime Minister, in what has been tipped as “Sweden’s most important election in decades.” Surveys show the center-left bloc with a slim lead but the far-right Sweden Democrats may still emerge as the largest single party. As the turbulent Swedish election campaign comes... 

The most likely outcome of the Swedish parliamentary elections to be held on Sunday September 9 is a new coalition between the Communists, the Greens, the Socialists, the Centrists and the Conservatives—all joining forces against the surging populist Sweden Democrats party, whose great sin is that they want to halt the fake refugee invasion of that country. Currently, the Swedish government is made...