Swedish Prime Minister, Stefan Lofven, on Monday, resigned one week after he lost a vote of no confidence in parliament, leaving it up the Speaker of Parliament to begin the search for a replacement.
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Noting the difficult situation the COVID-19 pandemic posed, coupled with the fact that the next general election is a year away, Lofven told a press conference a snap election was “not what is best for Sweden.” Following the no confidence vote last week, Lofven could have either called a snap election or resigned. (AFB)
