STOCKHOLM, Nov 6 - The far-right Sweden Democrats party, an ally of the right-wing caretaker government, said on Friday it was dropping demands for ministerial posts, potentially boosting Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's chances to remain in power.
Sweden's far-right party gives up on cabinet posts amid post-election gridlock
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STOCKHOLM, Nov 6 - The far-right Sweden Democrats party, an ally of the right-wing caretaker government, said on Friday it was dropping demands for ministerial posts, potentially boosting Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's chances to remain in power.
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- Sweden's far-right party gives up on cabinet posts amid post-election gridlock.
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