Sweden is bracing for a major political shift after centre-left Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson submitted her resignation following a narrow loss to right-wing parties in recent elections. Next it is up to the Riksdag and the Speaker of Parliament Andreas Norlén to oversee the process of Sweden forming a new government, she told a press conference on Thursday. She also told Norlén that her door remains open to her conservative challenger Ulf Kristersson, if he changes his mind and decides to work with her Social Democrats instead of the far-right Sweden Democrats, a populist anti-immigrant …