Sweden's Coalition Collapse: The Political Crisis Explained - TLDR News

This week Sweden has been going through major political issues, with the governing coalition falling apart and few solutions on the table. So in this video, we wind back the clock, explain how Sweden ended up in this situation & what the future holds for the nordic nation.

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[gubbjavel]

As a Swede, having your government collapse and the country go into a political crisis is totally worth it, if we get a TLDR video on it.

[staffan-]

To be fair, almost all Swedish parties want to keep the Swedish Krona over the Euro.

[knughaxTheOne]

Just a note from a swede here. You at least once used "SD" to denote Socialdemocrats, in Sweden "SD" is used for Sweden democratic party while "S" is used for the social democrats.

[arjun_amin]

THEY SHOULD ELECT THE GUY WHO RUNS IKEA… HE’S GREAT AT ASSEMBLING CABINETS.

[erikgunnarsson]

I had hopes that TDLR would cover this topic but I never thought you'd actually take the time and effort to make a video with this amount of depth about Sweden. Good job!

[invictidomini]

Nice seeing a non Swedish channel do a Swedish politics videos

[lothairthecommiemonarch]

Sweden: "Oh no! A government crisis during the pandemic! This is horrible!"
Italy: "First time?"

[siriousholmes]

how swedes reacted to the government collapsing: “oh damn, anyways who wants fika?”

[ludvigakesson]

I read alot of news about Sweden and I always find it hilarious when other countries media talk about us because they a lot of times have no idea what they are talking about and get a lot of things wrong. This is geniunly among the first times I see this accurate information about our current situation

[simonkemfors]

3:22 When you cover Swedish politics in the future, you should bear in mind that SD is always the Sweden Democrats, not the Social Democrats, the Social Democrats are S

[kimhakansson]

Here in Sweden I barely even notice this ”crisis”

[markusruden]

You forgot to mention that the January agreement only was signed by the Greens, Socialdemocrates, Center party and the Liberals. The agreement also explicitly stated that the Left party was excluded from any influence.

[hikari_no_yume]

As a person living in Sweden, I'm glad you did enough research to understand why there's been problems forming majorities, and pronounced Löfven's name correctly! But there's a very significant error here: the Left Party was never a party to the January agreement, and said since the beginning that it would bring down the government if rent controls (or employment law) was changed.

[LeShaiyan]

I think it's nice that the advertising has been limited, gets us to the topic quicker

[Secret_Moon]

"It started to get complicated. Entered a Right-wing Nationalist party..."
Well shit, here we go again.

[blunkmorgan]

I never knew how similar The Swedish and German political landscape are

[bram]

Great video you guys just missed a small detail: the left party was never part of the January agreement. The agreement even said that the left party shouldn't be given influence.

[patrik]

Well-researched and succinct. The animations really help non-swedes understand all the twists and turns as well, I think.

[ericstranne]

Very well explained and as always, super interesting to follow, even as a Swede myself!

[anderstogero]

Two things: The main reason for other parties not to want to cooperate with Sweden Democrats is not that they are anti-muslim but anti-immigration. They are indeed both but the latter is the main reason. Also, three parties are now willing to cooperate with them: Kristdemokraterna, Moderaterna and Liberalerna.