Sweden's new government assumed office on January 21, ending four months of uncertainty.
September's election resulted in neither the traditional left or right alliance able to command a majority government.
All the establishment parties seemed agreed on is creating a 'cordon sanitaire' around the radical-right populist party, the Sweden Democrats, who had become the third-largest party in parliament.
In the end the incu...
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Kartik Raj is western Europe researcher for Human Rights Watch.