Swedish politics

Swedish politics is characterized by a parliamentary democracy where multiple political parties compete for power. The country is led by a Prime Minister, selected from the elected parliament (Riksdag), which has 349 members representing diverse political views. Major parties include Social Democrats, Moderates, and Greens, often forming coalitions to govern. Sweden emphasizes social welfare, equality, and environmental sustainability. The political system encourages consensus and compromise, reflecting the country's values of inclusivity and social justice. Decision-making involves a combination of elected representatives, government agencies, and public participation, shaping policies on economy, social issues, and international relations.