Sweden’s first female prime minister, Magdalena Andersson resigned from office just eight hours after she became prime minister. Andersson was forced to resign after the Green Party — a junior partner to Andersson’s Social Democrats — said it would not be part of an Andersson government if forced to implement a 2022 budget amended by the opposition. Although her resignation is technical, she is still ready to lead a one-party cabinet and will now face a new vote. Related News Sweden suspends Moderna COVID-19 vaccine for U-30 Sweden to prioritise climate change awareness in Nigeria Sweden stun …