In his memoir "Svetsare och Statsminister," former Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven reflects on the pivotal moments of his tenure, particularly the refugee crisis of 2015. Löfven's leadership during this period was marked by a humanitarian effort to aid refugees, despite facing significant political challenges.

The Social Democrats, under Löfven, issued an ultimatum to the Green Party, highlighting the complexities of coalition politics.

This decision, aimed at preserving asylum rights, sparked debates on Sweden's integration policies and the broader European response to refugees.

Critics argue that the shift in policy led to a more restrictive stance, impacting public perception and integration efforts.

As Sweden grapples with the legacy of these decisions, the conversation continues on how to balance humanitarian values with political realities.