Lawmakers voted 324 to 25 against centrist leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist’s proposed government on 3 November, in the second failed formation attempt since Sweden’s election.
Sweden remains without a newly confirmed government after parliament rejected Thand Ringqvist’s proposal. The vote followed an earlier failed attempt to form a government after the parliamentary election.
Interim center-right Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is expected to lead the next attempt, The Guardian said. The newspaper assessed his outgoing coalition as unlikely to secure enough parliamentary support.
Two further failed attempts would trigger a snap election, the newspaper said. An election has not been called.
Judge Myoung J Joun ruled on 2 November 2026, that the Justice Department had not shown it took the required steps to seek Harvard’s voluntary compliance; he did not decide the merits.
1 min
The committee rejected McMurdock’s denial that he posted a letter that began a racial slur, but could not establish his intention. It overruled the standards commissioner, and the former Reform UK MP faces no further action.
3 min
The plans recommend steps on energy and forests but impose no binding commitments, deadlines or milestones; countries choose whether and how to act.
3 min
