Sweden’s far-right party, the Sweden Democrats (SD), led by Jimmie Åkesson, is facing a period of uncertainty as the governing coalition appears to be losing support. The current coalition, known as Tidö, has been instrumental in raising SD’s profile and bringing them closer to a position of power within the government. However, recent developments suggest Åkesson may not achieve his goal of a formal role in the ruling cabinet. This potential setback represents a significant challenge to Åkesson’s long-term strategy for the party. The situation forces SD to reassess its position and formulate a new approach to achieving its political objectives. The party now faces the crucial task of defining its future role in Swedish politics if the Tidö coalition falters. Ultimately, questions surrounding Åkesson’s own political future also loom large.