Europe Today: Sweden edges toward centre-left rule as Trump ends Dublin visit
Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson could become Sweden's next prime minister after a red bloc's election win, exit polls show. Meanwhile, Trump wraps up a two-day Dublin visit, Viktor Orbán returns to Hungary's political arena, and we hear from Latvian PM Andris Kulbergs.
Sweden appears to be veering towards a center-left government, according to the latest exit polls in yesterday's election results. Socialist candidate Magdalena Anderson is poised to become the nation's next prime minister, following a victory for the red bloc. The electoral outcome signals a shift in Sweden's political landscape.
Meanwhile, in Dublin, US President Donald Trump concluded his two-day visit, during which he engaged in diplomatic talks and repeatedly advocated for a united Ireland. Trump further expressed his frustration, blaming Ukraine for the rising costs of diesel fuel. The visit took place amid heightened concerns over Russia's aggressive behavior in the region.
To gain insights into these developments, Euronews correspondent Angela Skujins interviewed Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs on the escalating threats from Russia.
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