Sweden election: what you need to know
Sept 10 - Sweden will hold a parliamentary election on September 13 with the centre-left opposition holding a slim lead in opinion polls over Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's ruling right-wing bloc.
Sweden election: what you need to know
Sept 10 - Sweden will hold a parliamentary election on September 13 with the centre-left opposition holding a slim lead in opinion polls over Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's ruling right-wing bloc.
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