After an election that drew the eyes of the world on Sunday, Sweden faces a period of political uncertainty, with a new government not expected to form for weeks.
The two main parliamentary blocs were left tied but well short of a majority and the far-right Sweden Democrats are promising to wield “real influence” in parliament despite making more modest gains than many had predicted.
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