The opposition center-right alliance has won the Swedish elections, resulting in Prime Minister Göran Persson's resignation as leader of the Social Democrat party. This shift marks a significant change in Sweden's political landscape for the next four years. The election outcome indicates a move towards new governance and political dynamics in the country.
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The opposition center-right alliance has narrowly won the Swedish elections. In his concession speech, Prime Minister Göran Persson announced he would be resigning his post as leader of the Social Democrat party.