AI-generated summary
The Tidö parties consist of the Moderates, the Christian Democrats, the Liberals and the Sweden Democrats and have ruled Sweden since 2022. Ebba Busch has previously expressed the desire for four new years for this cooperation, but also opened up for cooperation with the Social Democrats in exceptional situations.
Ebba Busch has said on several occasions that she wants to see four new years for the Tidö parties - but also that she can govern together with S in an "exceptional situation".
Her stance has angered SD leader Jimmie Ă kesson, who has demanded that Busch clarify that she would rather go to new elections than vote for the S leader as prime minister.
And on Wednesday, Ebba Busch said:
- We will be prepared to vote no to Magdalena Andersson right up to a new election.
"When pressed"
But Anders Ygeman, with several heavy positions in S, does not think it is so certain. He says that it can be the case that "you say one thing before the election, and then you can say another thing after the election".
- I think that when you are pressured by journalists, who put a mick under a party leader, you want to be bombastic and sound self-evident. But no one knows the election results, and when you see the election results, things can be in a different situation.
What do you think about the possibilities of forming a government with KD?
- I think neither we nor KD are looking for it. However, I think we can cooperate with KD on various things, for example energy policy.
"Strong ministerial qualities"
Ygeman told Expressen earlier this year that Ebba Busch would be an "excellent foreign minister". But he clarifies to SVT that it is not a desired solution.
- Ebba Busch has strong ministerial qualities, but I want to see a social democratic government and nothing else, he says.
AI outlook â possibilities, not facts
Ebba Busch will vote no to Magdalena Andersson as prime minister until a possible new election.
Likely · Within weeks
After the election, Busch and S can discuss cooperation on specific issues such as energy policy, but not form a government together.
Possible · Within months

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