Sweden's Prime Minister Ousted in No-Confidence Vote

The video discusses the political situation in Sweden where Prime Minister Stephen Love has lost a confidence vote. Nicholas Rhonda reports from Stockholm, exploring whether a government can be formed without elections. Stephen Levin has a week to decide between resigning or calling snap elections. He hopes to form an agreement to stay in power, but if unsuccessful, other parties may attempt to form a coalition government.

What event led to the current political situation in Sweden?

• A natural disaster

• A foreign policy dispute

• An economic crisis

• A confidence vote in Parliament

What are the two options available to Stephen Love after losing the confidence vote?

• Resign or call snap elections

• Negotiate with foreign leaders or resign

• Call for a referendum or form a coalition

• Form a new party or retire

How long does Stephen Love have to make a decision regarding his options?

• One month

• One week

• Two weeks

• Three days

What is Stephen Love hoping to achieve to remain in power?

• A public protest

• A military coup

• A media campaign

• An agreement with smaller parties

What happens if Stephen Love cannot reach an agreement?

• He will declare a state of emergency

• He will dissolve the Parliament

• He will resign, and other parties will try to form a coalition

• He will call for international intervention