Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven takes part in an informal meeting of European Union heads of state and government in Valletta, Malta, November 12, 2015. REUTERS/Yves Herman
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven named Green Party's co-leader Isabella Lovin as his deputy in a mid-term cabinet reshuffle aimed at giving the minority coalition fresh energy after a series of scandals and falling poll numbers.
Two years into a four-year term, voters have little faith in the coalition as a result of its hesitant response to the asylum crisis and a series of gaffes by Green Party politicians, with polls showing Lofven himself deeply unpopular.
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