Swedish far-right party holds balance of power

A far-right party holds the balance of power in Sweden after winning seats in parliament for the first time in elections yesterday.

Swedish far-right party holds balance of power
Mon, 20 Sep, 2010 - 09:49

A far-right party holds the balance of power in Sweden after winning seats in parliament for the first time in elections yesterday.

The surge by the anti-Islam Sweden Democrats plunged the country into political disarray.

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