Jon Henley, The Guardian: Sweden faces political impasse after inconclusive election
PM refuses calls to resign while second-placed Moderates rebuff overtures from far right
The leaders of Sweden’s main left and rightwing parliamentary blocs have staked claims to form the next government, heralding weeks or months of fraught negotiations after an election that left them almost tied and far short of a majority amid gains by both the far right and smaller parties.
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Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- September 10, 2018
Sweden faces weeks in political limbo after far right makes gains -- Carl XVI Gustaf, DW
Sweden faces uncertainty after dead-heat election -- Emma Löfgren, The Local
Swedish election highlights decline of Europe's main parties -- Jon Henley, The Guardian
Europe and nationalism: A country-by-country guide -- BBC News
Iraq protests threaten oil production and critical ports -- Omar al-Jaffal and Safa Khalaf, Asia Times
Three things the Tehran summit exposed about Russia, Turkey, Iran 'alliance' -- Maxim A. Suchkov, Al-Monitor
North Korea's Nuclear Disappearing Act -- Jeffrey Lewis, National Interest
Our Troops Are Still Dying in Afghanistan. For What? -- Markos Kounalakis, Washington Monthly
Inside China's capital punishment system of forced confessions and secret executions -- Matthew Carney, ABC News Online
Myanmar military chief in a political firing line -- Bertil Lintner, Asia Times
A Tale of Two Asia Policies -- Zack Cooper, War On The Rocks
Could Hungary lose its EU voting rights? -- Teri Schultz, DW
Italy's populist government rides high in the polls -- Tim Hedges, The Local
Hunger as a weapon 'on the rise' in warzones -- Al Jazeera
Most Americans get news from social media, despite doubts: survey -- AFP
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