STOCKHOLM: Sweden’s outgoing Social Democrats Prime Minister Stefan Lofven on Monday was given a mandate to form a government a day after a rival center-right leader failed in his first attempt.
Neither center-left nor the center-right bloc won a majority in a September 9 election after a far-right, anti-immigration party gained ground and left Sweden caught in political deadlock.
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