Sweden's Prime Minister accepts election defeat, resigns from office

 Stockholm: Sweden's Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson has resigned from the post, accepting the defeat of her party in the elections.

According to foreign media, Sweden's Prime Minister Magdalena Andersen conceded defeat after the success of the coalition of right-wing parties in the general elections. He has resigned from his post.

According to the counting of 99% of the votes cast in the general elections in Sweden, the ruling party won 173 votes while the coalition of right-wing parties won 176 votes. According to Swedish law, the final election results will be announced after a recount of the votes.