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Sweden's far right party says it won the arguments. Now it wants a share of power
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The prime minister, who once told a Holocaust survivor he would never cooperate with the Sweden Democrats, now says he has lifted those "red lines".
He would allow Kristersson to remain as prime minister, he added: "I can do without travelling around the world and shaking hands."
ONCE OSTRACISEDAdvertisement AdvertisementThe Sweden Democrats were once ostracised by all of Sweden's mainstream parties, including Kristersson's main centre-right Moderates.
Advertisement Advertisement"Kristersson would be the weakest prime minister in Sweden's history," Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson told a news conference.
"That government would only last until the day Jimmie Akesson decides it's time for him to become prime minister."