Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is facing increasing pressure as fractures appear within the Tidö Agreement, the coalition supporting his government. Previously, the government’s stability was a key political advantage for Kristersson. However, with only two weeks remaining before the election, this advantage is diminishing. The emerging cracks within the coalition threaten to undermine his position. This development could significantly impact the election outcome and potentially lead to a more uncertain political landscape post-election. The situation presents a critical challenge for Kristersson as he attempts to maintain control and secure voter confidence in the final stretch of the campaign. The stability of the Swedish government is now a central issue in the lead-up to voting day.