Sweden’s far right is down, but not yet out. Left and centre leaders must seize this opportunity | Cas Mudde

The Sweden Democrats, a far-right party, has seen its popularity decline in Sweden. This shift in public opinion is significant because it could allow the left and centre leaders to gain ground. The leaders of the Social Democrats and other centre-left parties must now seize this opportunity to push forward a progressive agenda, rather than simply copying the policies of their opponents.

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The decline of the far right in Sweden may lead to increased political stability. However, the impact on the economy and markets is unclear.

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