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TEHRAN, September 25 - Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven lost a mandatory confidence vote in parliament on Tuesday meaning he will step down.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) - Voters delivered a hung parliament in the Sept. 9 general election with Lofven's center-left bloc garnering 144 seats, one more than the center-right opposition Alliance.
The anti-immigration Sweden Democrats, with 62 seats, also backed the vote to remove Lofven, but it remains unclear whether they will back an Alliance government.
Source: Reuters
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