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Sweden has a Parliamentary Democractic government overseen by a Constitutional Monarchy. The present coalition government is led by Fredrik Reinfeldt of the Moderate party, with support from the Centre Party, the Christian Democrats, and the Liberal People's Party. In the opposition are the Social Democrats, the Left Party, the Green Party, and other minor parties. The reigning monarch is Carl XVI Gustaf, who was invested on 19 September 1973, four days after the death of his grandfather, King Gustav VI Adolph. The present king has three children, the eldest of which is Victoria (Crown Princess of Sweden, Duchess of Västergötland), the heiress-apparent, recently engaged to Olof Daniel Westling - a match endorsed by both the King and Parliament (as required).
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What is Sweden's current form of government?
Constitutional monarchy
What is sweden's form of government?
Constitutional monarchy.Constitutional Monarchy and Parliamentary Democracy.
What countries have monarchy form of government?
Great Britain, Spain, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark
What is Sweden government?
It's "sweden goverment".
What type of government does Stockhlom have?
I would assume its the same government that Sweden has given that Stockholm is in Sweden.
Who the government of Sweden?
prime minister
Is the Sweden government popular or not?
Not popular
What type of governent does have?
I would assume its the same government that Sweden has given that Stockholm is in Sweden.
Is Sweden's government republican or democratic?
democratic
What of government does Sweden have?
Sweden is a consitutional monarchy, with a King, His Majesty Carl XVI Gustav, and a government, 'regering', led by State Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt.
What type of government does Sweden have?
Constitutional monarchy and Parliamentary democracy.Constitutional monarchy
Does the government make most decisions in Sweden?
Sweden's government is a constitutional monarchy/unitary parliamentary representative democracy. So in a way, the government does make most of the decisions. However, they act on part of the people.
