Sweden is on the brink of a historic election that could represent a significant shift in the country's politics, following Germany. The dispute between the left and right blocs is practically tied just one day before the elections, creating uncertainty about the final outcome.
The article indicates that a victory of the right-wing bloc could place the Swedish Democrats in government for the first time. This far-right party has been gaining ground in the polls and could now have the opportunity to join the executive.
The context is one of a broader European trend, where far-right parties have been growing in various countries on the continent, including Germany, which also recently held elections marked by significant results for similar political forces.
