Sweden PM Andersson presses Center Party to make offer in stalled coalition talks

Sweden remains without a new government 58 days after the election, with Magdalena Andersson (Social Democrats) publicly urging the Center Party to present a concrete offer to break the deadlock. The statement signals frustration and a hardening of positions, but the outcome of negotiations remains uncertain. The prolonged impasse could delay policy formation and affect Sweden's political stability.

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