As Sweden reaches the midpoint of its current government term, the focus is on evaluating the achievements and challenges faced by the ruling coalition.

The government, led by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, has managed to maintain stability despite being a minority coalition with the Sweden Democrats.

Key achievements include tackling inflation and reforming energy policies, notably by removing barriers to nuclear power expansion.

The government has also intensified efforts against gang-related crime, introducing stricter laws and police powers.

However, challenges remain, particularly in addressing social exclusion and infrastructure issues.

The government aims to use strong state finances for significant investments in research and infrastructure, while also navigating the complexities of climate policy and economic reforms.

As the next election approaches, the outcome remains uncertain, with the government needing to balance immediate security concerns with long-term welfare and economic strategies.