STOCKHOLM - Sweden's parliament will vote on a new prime minister for a third time on Jan 16, the speaker said on Friday, in an attempt to break the deadlock three months after a general election delivered a hung parliament.
"It is high time Sweden had a government," speaker Andreas Norlen told reporters.
Parliament has already rejected Social Democrat leader Stefan Lofven and centre-right leader Ulf Kristersson as prime minister and the speaker did not say which name he would put forward on Jan 16.
Reuters
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