As Sweden approaches a tightly contested election, the far‑right is capitalizing on voter anxieties about crime and security, topics increasingly linked in public discourse to immigration. Speaking on FRANCE 24, sociologist Zeth Isaksson of Stockholm University noted that the movement has also rebranded itself in recent years, broadening its appeal while warning against exaggerating its actual power.
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