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Across northern Europe, the question of whether far-right political movements can translate electoral strength into governing authority has become a recurring feature of the current political cycle.
Sweden's general election, now underway, is the latest test: the result could place far-right political forces directly inside the government. The outcome turns on the coalition arithmetic that follows the count.
Securing a formal role in government is not the same as holding decisive policy influence.
The terms of any arrangement between parties, and the distance between what each demands, will determine how far-right priorities actually shape Swedish governance in practice.
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