Jimmie Åkesson, leader of the Sweden Democrats (SD), has issued a bold ultimatum: if his party is not included in the next government, they will vote against any administration, even if it means supporting the opposition.

This announcement was made during the party's conference in Norrköping, where Åkesson emphasized SD's readiness to govern and his own preparedness to become Prime Minister.

Despite recent setbacks, such as the compromise on the controversial 'information duty' law, Åkesson urged his party to remain united and patient.

He criticized the political establishment, reaffirming SD's stance as outsiders challenging the status quo.

As the party navigates internal pressures and external challenges, Åkesson's leadership faces a critical test in maintaining cohesion and advancing their political agenda.