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Magdalena Andersson, Sweden's Social Democrat leader, confirmed on Monday she could not form a centre-left government. She held a three-seat majority with her bloc in parliament, securing 176 out of 349 seats. The speaker of parliament will now consult party leaders, with former Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson expected to try next.
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