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Sweden’s Andersson Fails to Form Government — 16hSweden’s Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson again failed to form a government after her centre-left bloc’s narrow election win, as its parties remain divided over whether the Left Party should hold cabinet posts. Parliament is expected to vote on her candidacy, which she is likely to lose, after which speaker Andreas Norlén may ask caretaker Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to try to form a government.

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Marcus Bell Andersson needs to drop the Left Party demands if she wants any chance of leading a stable government.

Canadian Retailers Expand Stores, Products, Digital StrategiesLifestyle — Sep 18, 2026Empire Company Limited is advancing its online grocery strategy by combining Voilà delivery with third‑party platforms to speed growth while improving cost efficiency, leveraging integrated customer data and loyalty programs. Flight Centre Canada is expanding its footprint with two new stores in Toronto and North Vancouver, pairing face-to-face travel advice with digital booking options.

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Prosecutors raid Fidesz servers, opposition says — Jul 21, 2026Hungary’s opposition Fidesz says prosecutors raided the party’s data centre amid an embezzlement-related probe linked to the National Cultural Fund, while Fidesz alleges the action is a politically motivated attack by PM Peter Magyar’s new government; the authorities have provided few details. Magyar’s administration, pursuing anti-corruption reforms and constitutional changes to curb Orbán-era influence, has framed the move as part of turning the page from the previous leadership, with Fidesz calling the actions autocratic.

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