The political earthquake, Sweden became the "most extreme country" in Europe?

The preliminary results of the Swedish Parliament election were announced in the early morning of the 12th, and the opposition camp led the party camp with the weak advantage of a seat to support the current Prime Minister Anderson. The votes of the extremely right -wing Swedish Democratic Party have increased significantly compared with the previous session, or it will become the second largest party of parliament. European media pay close attention to the possibility of the Swedish government "to right".

On the 12th, Swedish TV quoted the preliminary coupon results announced by the Swedish Election Commission that it was reported by the social Democratic Party, the Environmental Party, the Left -wing Party, and the Intermediate Party to support the current government's party camp and won 174 of the 349 seats of the parliament. The opposition camp consisting of gentleness and Sweden Democratic Party, Liberal Party, and Christian Democratic Party won 175 seats. The preliminary votes showed that the Social Democratic Party of the Swedish Swedish Democratic Party and the Mid -wing of the Right -wing, the Mild Party of the Right -wing, and the Mid -Right -wing of the middle and right wings became the three major political parties of the parliament with 108 seats, 73 seats and 67 seats. The Swedish Parliament is held every 4 years, and the party with the highest votes will obtain the power of the cabinet.

Because some overseas votes and postal delay votes have not yet been counted, the final result of the election will be announced on the 14th. Anderson said in his speech on the evening of the 11th that the results of the election have not been determined, and you must wait for each voting to get calculated to get the final result. Gentle and Moderate Party Kristeson said that if there is a chance, prepare everything to work hard to create a new government full of vitality and stability. The Swedish Democratic Party's first Akson said: "We believe that it is best to build a new major government for Sweden, a new government based on the Swedish Democratic Party."

The performance of the Swedish Democratic Party in this parliamentary election is regarded as a "earthquake" in the country's politics. The British Guardian said that this seems to mean a major change in Sweden's "liberal tradition". It is reported that the Swedish Democratic Party was formed in the new Swedish Nazi event in the mid -1990s. It is known for its "white supremacy" and anti -immigrant claims. However, in 2018, the gentle United Party, which was defeated by the election, began to contact the Swedish Democratic Party. The cross -party connection between the two gradually deepened, and the Swedish Democratic Party became a member of the Swedish mainstream right -wing political groups. It is reported that under the background of the rising crime rate of Sweden and the frequent shooting of the shooting, the Swedish Democratic Party's aggravated penalties and the deportation of foreign criminals and other campaign commitments have attracted the support of many voters who are worried about public security.

The Swedish Democratic Party will become the second largest party of the parliament, causing widespread attention from European countries. "Swedish Evening News" commentator Wolfgang Hansen wrote on the 12th that in other Western European countries, the proportion of extremely right -wing parties in parliament was not high. In the 2002 parliamentary election, the Right -wing Swedish Democratic Party received only 1.4%of its support. This year's election results are enough to explain that Sweden has become one of the "most extreme" countries in Europe. The French "World News" described the election results as "obvious reversal" and pointed out that the Swedish Democrats, which have long been in the "pariah" status for a long time, are now being influenced. The victory of the Swedish right camp has fundamentally changed the politics of Sweden. The Norwegian "Road to the World" describes the rise of the Swedish Democratic Party as "the shocking tide of right -wing forces." The Finnish "Helsinki" reported the tense atmosphere of the election based on the title of "the last moment turns", saying that "in a seemingly very balanced election, the Swedes finally voted to support the change." The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) commented: "Whether there is a new right -wing government in the end, the Swedish Democratic Party has obviously had a huge impact." And it will not end soon. No matter which camp is in power, the new government is facing major challenges such as cracking down on gang crimes, rising energy prices, and soaring inflation. ▲

Our newspaper in Sweden and German special reporters Yin Miao Qingmu

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