Ulf Kristersson, leader of the Moderate Party, speaks before the Swedish Parliament will vote on Social Democrat Leader Stefan Lofven as Prime Minister July 7, 2021.

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Swedish Parliament, Prime Minister vote, Stockholm, Sweden - 07 Jul 2021

Ulf Kristersson, leader of the Moderate Party, speaks before the Swedish Parliament will vote on Social Democrat Leader Stefan Lofven as Prime Minister, in Stockholm, Sweden, 07 July 2021. The former prime minister Lofven lost his majority in June.

Swedish parliament votes on return of Lofven as PM, Stockholm, Sweden - 07 Jul 2021

Ulf Kristerson, party leader of the conservativ party Moderaterna, holds a press conference in th Swedish parliament in Stockholm, Sweden, 01 July 2021. Kristersson gives up attempts to form a new goverment.

Kristersson gives up attempt to form new goverment, Stockholm, Sweden - 01 Jul 2021

Ulf Kristersson, party leader of Moderaterna,  arrives for a round of consultations at the Swedish parliament in Stockholm, Sweden, 29 June 2021. The Prime Minister and other ministers were dismissed by the Speaker of the Riksdag on 28 June. However they retained their positions until a new government takes office. The Speaker will start consultations with representatives of the party groups with the aim of proposing a new Prime Minister to the Riksdag.

Sweden's government crisis, Stockholm - 29 Jun 2021

Moderate party Ulf Kristersson attends a press conference after his meeting with the Speaker of the parliament Andreas Norlen, in Stockholm, Sweden, 16 January 2019. The Speaker of the Swedish Parliament Riksdagen will present on the day a proposal to the Riksdag for a candidate for Prime Minister.

Moderate party Ulf Kristoffersson meets with the Speaker of the parliament Andreas Norlen, Stockholm, Sweden - 16 Jan 2019

Moderate Party leader Ulf Kristersson (R) meets with the Speaker of the parliament  Andreas Norlen, in Stockholm, Sweden, 16 January 2019. The Speaker of the Swedish Parliament Riksdagen will present on the day a proposal to the Riksdag for a candidate for Prime Minister.

Moderate Party leader Ulf Kristersson meets with Speaker of the parliament Andreas Norlen, Stockholm, Sweden - 16 Jan 2019

Ulf Kristersson, leader of Sweden's Moderate party attend a press conference after his meeting with the Speaker of the Swedish Parliament, Andreas Norlen (unseen), in Stockholm, Sweden, 14 January 2019. The Speaker of the Swedish Parliament Riksdagen will present a proposal to the Riksdag for a candidate for Prime Minister.

Speaker of the Swedish Parliament will present a proposal for candidate for Prime Minister, Stockholm, Sweden - 14 Jan 2019

Hanna Stjärne, CEO for Sveriges Television (SVT) Ulf Kristersson, Moderate party leader

Nobel Prize banquet, Stockholm, Sweden - 10 Dec 2018

Nobel Prize Ceremony, Stockholm, Sweden - 10 Dec 2018

The result of the vote in Swedish parliament Riksdagen on the Prime Minister candidate Conservative Party Moderaterna party leader Ulf Kristersson in Stockholm, Sweden, 14 November 2018. Swedish parliamentary majority voted against Kristersson with 195 votes from 349. Sweden remains in a political impass since 09 September general elections in which no party got enough votes to form a majority government.

Ulf Kristersson lost vote for Prime Minister, Stockhom, Sweden - 14 Nov 2018

Swedish Conservative Party Moderaterna party leader Ulf Kristersson reacts after losing a vote to become Prime Minister in the Riksdag, Stockholm, Sweden, 14 November 2018. Swedish parliamentary majority voted against Kristersson with 195 votes from 349. Sweden remains in a political impass since 09 September general elections in which no party got enough votes to form a majority government.

A view over the Swedish parliament Riksdagen as they voted on the Prime Minister candidate Conservative Party Moderaterna party leader Ulf Kristersson in Stockholm, Sweden, 14 November 2018. Swedish parliamentary majority voted against Kristersson with 195 votes from 349. Sweden remains in a political impass since 09 September general elections in which no party got enough votes to form a majority government.

Swedish Conservative Party Moderaterna party leader Ulf Kristersson attends a press meeting after losing a vote to become Prime Minister in the Riksdag, Stockholm, Sweden, 14 November 2018. Swedish parliamentary majority voted against Kristersson with 195 votes from 349. Sweden remains in a political impass since 09 September general elections in which no party got enough votes to form a majority government.

Swedish Conservative Party Moderaterna party leader Ulf Kristersson before a vote to become Prime Minister in the Riksdag, Stockholm, Sweden, 14 November 2018. Swedish parliamentary majority voted against Kristersson with 195 votes from 349. Sweden remains in a political impass since 09 September general elections in which no party got enough votes to form a majority government.

Anders Borg and Dominika Peczynski wedding, Stockholm, Sweden - 03 Nov 2018

Andreas Norlen, Sweden's Speaker of the Parliament, holds a press conference after his meeting with Ulf Kristersson, leader of Sweden's centre-right Moderate party, in Stockholm, Sweden, 14 October 2018.

Sweden's Speaker of the Parliament Andreas Norlen presser in Stockholm - 14 Oct 2018

Andreas Norlen (L), Sweden's Speaker of the Parliament, holds a press conference after his meeting with Ulf Kristersson, leader of Sweden's centre-right Moderate party, in Stockholm, Sweden, 14 October 2018.

Ulf Kristersson, leader of Sweden's centre-right Moderate party, holds a press conference after his meeting with the Speaker of the Parliament in Stockholm, Sweden, 14 October 2018. Kristersson announced that his attempt to form a government failed.

Sweden's centre-right Moderate party leader Ulf Kristersson presser in Stockholm - 14 Oct 2018

Ebba Busch Thor, leader of Sweden's Christian Democrats party comments on the government issue at a press conference in Stockholm, Sweden, 13 October 2018. No party got enough votes in the 09 September elections in Sweden to form a majority government. According to reports, Moderate Party Leader Ulf Kristersson said he is prepared to form a minority government and urged coalition allies to help end political impass. Parties have to form new government until 16 October.

Sweden's Christian Democrats party leader pressw conference, Stockholm - 13 Oct 2018

Swedish Speaker of Parliament Andreas Norlen (R) meets Swedish Moderat Party leader Ulf Kristersson at the Parliament in Stockholm, Sweden, 02 October 2018. All party leaders will meet with the Speaker of Parliament who will then decide who to nominate for Prime Minister. No party received enough votes in the 09 September 2018 elections to form a majority government.

Nomination for Prime Minister, Stockholm, Sweden - 02 Oct 2018

Swedish Speaker of Parliament Andreas Norlen (L) meets with Moderate party leader Ulf Kristersson at the Parliament in Stockholm, Sweden, 27 September 2018. All party leaders will meet with the Speaker of Parliament who will then decide who to nominate for Prime Minister. No party got enough votes in the 09 September elections to form a majority government. Sweden's prime minister Stefan Lofven lost a no-confidence vote in parliament on 25 September.

Swedish parliament to decide prime minister nominee, Stockholm, Sweden - 27 Sep 2018

Swedish Moderate party leader Ulf Kristersson gives a press conference after meeting with the Speaker of Parliament in Stockholm, Sweden, 27 September 2018. All party leaders will meet with the Speaker of Parliament who will then decide who to nominate for Prime Minister. No party got enough votes in the 09 September elections to form a majority government. Sweden's prime minister Stefan Lofven lost a no-confidence vote in parliament on 25 September, forcing him to step down.

Opening of the Parliamentary Session, Stockholm Concert Hall, Stockholm, Sweden - 25 Sep 2018

Opening of the Parliamentary Session church service, Stockholm, Sweden - 25 Sep 2018

Ulf Kristersson (C-L) of the Moderates is interviewed by journalists as he arrives for a joint media conference with the leaders of the other Swedish 'Alliansen' parties - Ebba Busch Thor of the Christian Democrats, Annie Loof of the Centre and Jan Bjorklund of the Liberals (all unseen) - in Stockholm, 12 September 2018. Neither the Swedich centre-left bloc of Social Democrats and Greens nor the centre-right Alliance bloc obtained a majority in the 09 September general elections, with the far-right Sweden Democrats becoming the third largest party.

Swedish Alliance parties leader media conference, Stockholm, Sweden - 12 Sep 2018

The Swedish 'Alliansen' party leaders (L-R) Annie Loof (Centre), Ulf Kristersson (Moderate), Ebba Busch Thor (Christian Democrats), and Jan Bjorklund (Liberals) pose during a media conference in the Swedish parliment in Stockholm, 12 September 2018. Neither the Swedich centre-left bloc of Social Democrats and Greens nor the centre-right Alliance bloc obtained a majority in the 09 September general elections, with the far-right Sweden Democrats becoming the third largest party.

The Swedish 'Alliansen' party leaders (L-R) Ebba Busch Thor (Christian Democrats), Annie Loof (Centre), Ulf Kristersson (Moderate) and Jan Bjorklund (Liberals) arrive for a media conference in the Swedish parliment in Stockholm, 12 September 2018. Neither the Swedich centre-left bloc of Social Democrats and Greens nor the centre-right Alliance bloc obtained a majority in the 09 September general elections, with the far-right Sweden Democrats becoming the third largest party.

A mock election poster from environmental organization Greenpeace showing a picture of Moderate Party leader Ulf Kristersson and reading 'Sorry from the future. We should have put the climate first', is seen in central Stockholm, Sweden, 11 September 2018. Greenpeace campaigned against climate change as Sweden held general elections on 09 September, that has resulted in stalemate as far-right support surges.

Greenpeace mock election posters in central Stockholm, Sweden - 11 Sep 2018

Election workers unload posters with a portrait of Moderate Party leader Ulf Kristersson outside the party headquarters in central Stockholm, Sweden, 10 September 2018, a day after the country's general election.

General election in Sweden, Stockholm - 10 Sep 2018

The Moderaterna party leader Ulf Kristersson arrives to the tv-channel Swedish Television in Stockholm, Sweden 09 September 2018.

General election in Sweden, Stockholm - 09 Sep 2018

Alliansen party leaders (L-R)) Ebba Busch Thor (KD), Ulf Kristersson (M), Annie Loof (C) and Jan Bjorklund (L) are interviewed at the tv-channel Swedish Television in Stockholm, Sweden 09 September 2018.

Moderaterna party leader Ulf Kristersson speaks at the election party at the Scandic Continental hotel in central  Stockholm, Sweden 09 September 2018.

Ulf Kristersson (R), leader of the Swedish Moderate Party, speaks with an elder voter on election day in Strangnas, Sweden, 09 September 2018. About 7.5 million Swedes are eligible to vote in the country?s general elections on 09 September that are expected to see huge gains for the far-right Sweden Democrats (SD) party and losses for the ruling coalition of Social Democrtas and the Green party. The previous election campaign has been dominated by a controversial debate over the country's immigration policy.

General elections in Sweden, Strangnas - 09 Sep 2018

Ulf Kristersson (2-R), leader of the Swedish Moderate Party, and his wife Birgitta Ed take a walk to cast their vote at  polling station in Strangnas, Sweden, 09 September 2018. About 7.5 million Swedes are eligible to vote in the country?s general elections on 09 September that are expected to see huge gains for the far-right Sweden Democrats (SD) party and losses for the ruling coalition of Social Democrtas and the Green party. The previous election campaign has been dominated by a controversial debate over the country's immigration policy.

Stefan Lofven, leader of the Social Democratic Party during a party leader debate with Ulf Kristersson, leader of the Moderate Party, broadcast by Sweden's tv-channel TV4 from Linkoping, Sweden, 08 September 2018.

Election in Sweden, Link?ing - 08 Sep 2018

Ulf Kristersson, leader of the Moderate Party during a party leader debate with Stefan Lofven, leader of the Social Democratic Party, broadcast by Sweden's tv-channel TV4 from Linkoping, Sweden, 08 September 2018.

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