Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has stated he is not in conflict with any party within the Tidö coalition. This comes after a series of public disagreements and statements that have drawn attention to internal tensions among the Tidö parties. The recent back-and-forth has placed the spotlight on disagreements existing within the governing alliance. Kristersson's comments aim to project an image of unity despite these visible strains. The Tidö Agreement refers to the policy agreement between the Moderate Party, the Sweden Democrats, the Christian Democrats, and the Liberals, forming the current Swedish government. While acknowledging underlying tensions, the Prime Minister appears keen to minimize the perception of disarray within the coalition.