Sweden's PM Kristersson resigns following election defeat
Sweden's conservative Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson announced his resignation on Thursday after the left-wing opposition won a slim majority in parliament in the country's general election.
"It is now the speaker of parliament who will lead the next steps on the path toward forming a new government. In order for this work to begin immediately, I hereby request to be relieved of my duties as prime minister," Kristersson said in a letter to the speaker which he posted to X.
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