Magdalena Andersson, a former finance minister who leads the Social Democratic Party, won her second election in less than a week. She will officially take office on Tuesday.

Sweden's Prime Minister-elect Magdalena Andersson addresses a press conference after the budget vote in the Swedish parliament on November 24, 2021, shortly before she tendered her resignation ...

Magdalena Andersson made political history last week when she became Sweden’s first female prime minister. On Tuesday, she made history for a second time when she got her job back. Andersson, 54 ...

Sweden's Minister of Finance Magdalena Andersson gestures after being elected to party chairman of the Social Democratic Party at the Social Democratic Party congress in Gothenburg, Sweden, on ...

Magdalena Andersson, who last week became Sweden's first female prime minister before stepping down hours later, was elected to the position again Monday. The 349-seat Riksdag, Sweden's national ...

Last week, Magdalena Andersson became Sweden’s first female prime minister — for all of seven hours. Less than a week later, the country’s Parliament has re-elected her to the post, with the ...

Former Swedish Prime Minister and leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party Magdalena Andersson spoke to Princeton students about geopolitics, leadership, speech, and equality on Monday, Sept. 18.

Sweden’s incumbent Social Democrats prime minister Magdalena Andersson resigned on Wednesday after conceding defeat in a closely fought election, making way for a bloc of anti-immigration, right ...

COPENHAGEN, Denmark: Sweden’s social democratic Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson on Thursday (Sep 15) handed in her resignation after a right-wing bloc that includes a nationalist, anti ...

Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson said on Wednesday that she would resign. Despite the success of the far-right Sweden Democrats, they will influence but are not expected to be formally part of ...

Magdalena Andersson. On the C-SPAN Networks: Magdalena Andersson is a Prime Minister for Sweden with two videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2022 Speech.

Magdalena Andersson quit Wednesday after suffering a budget defeat in parliament and a coalition partner left the two-party minority government. She had been prime minister for about seven hours.