As the Moderate Party's "Sverigemöte" begins today, criticism mounts against Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson for his leadership during what is described as Sweden's most challenging security situation since World War II.

Critics, including Social Democrats' party secretary Tobias Baudin, accuse Kristersson of failing to address key national issues such as the economic downturn, rising gang crime, and increasing societal divides.

Accusations also center on his government's lack of action during the cost of living crisis, prioritizing tax cuts for the wealthy over essential services like healthcare, leading to a national healthcare crisis.

This criticism comes at a crucial time for Kristersson, as calls for stronger, more responsible leadership are made within his own party.