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Two people have been arrested after the suspected murder in Malå in Västerbotten on the night of Monday, the police say.

According to the police, it is a man aged 25-30 who died. Relatives have been notified.

According to Aftonbladet’s information, it was the man who alerted the police himself.

The two arrested persons will be questioned during the evening.

“The investigation is in an intensive phase and more information cannot be provided at this time,” the police write on their website.

An outbreak of the Marburg virus has been confirmed in Equatorial Guinea. The virus is in the same family as Ebola, according to the WHO.

“Marburg is very contagious. Thanks to the swift and decisive action of the Equatorial Guinean authorities when they confirmed the disease, the emergency response can be quickly put into full swing so that we can save lives and stop the virus as soon as possible,” said Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, WHO Regional Director for Africa in a press release.

The virus is spread from fruit bats and spreads between people through body contact and the exchange of body fluids, according to the WHO. There are no approved vaccines or antiviral treatments against the virus.

So far, nine deaths and 16 suspected cases with symptoms such as fever, fatigue and bloody vomiting and diarrhea have been reported in the country.

The “Space Count” Johan Benzelstierna von Engeström and the meteorite hunters Anders Zetterqvist and Andreas Forsberg will go to the Court of Appeal, which has just granted permission for the trial of the high-profile case of the meteorite found on the Refvelsta estate outside Enköping in 2021.

The stone went to the meteorite hunters because the district court considered it to be an object that accidentally ended up on Benzelstierna von Engeström’s land, and thus movable property. Benzelstierna von Engeström, on the other hand, considers the stone to be immovable property and can now pursue its case in the Court of Appeal.

The Svea Court of Appeal gives leave to appeal the high-profile case regarding a meteorite found in Enköping in 2021, writes ATL.

A painting by August Strindberg is expected to fetch between SEK 7 and 11 million when it goes under the hammer at Christie’s auction house in London, writes TT.

The painting is called “The flower on the heath” and was painted between 1901 and 1902. He gave it as a gift to his housekeeper. Since then, it has only changed hands once.

But it is significantly cheaper than the last painting by Strindberg that was sold. “Vågen V” was sold this summer at Sotheby’s, and buyers had to shell out as much as SEK 84 million.

The US Embassy in Russia issues a warning to US citizens – leave Russia immediately and do not travel there.

It is written that there is an increased risk of wrongful detentions and it is stated that the embassy’s ability to help is limited.

“American citizens have been denied fair and transparent treatment, they have been sentenced in secret trials without presenting credible evidence,” they write on their website.

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) and new Center leader Muharrem Demirok have had their first cup of coffee.

In a post on Instagram, Kristersson talks about the meeting.

“We discussed the NATO process and the terrible earthquake in Turkey and Syria. But also life as fellow party leaders and how we in different roles can do good things for Sweden. A warm welcome to the party leadership circle!”, writes Kristersson.

Demirok has previously expressed his interest in meeting the prime minister.

“I like to drink coffee with Ulf Kristersson and be informed about the NATO process. Then I can also take the opportunity to state what I think of his partner party SD in general and how their actions complicate Sweden’s NATO process in particular,” he previously wrote on Twitter.

A package courier in Stockholm has alerted the police that he was robbed of his bag filled with packages.

He was going to fill delivery boxes at Södra Station when two knife-wielding men pounced and took the bag.

The robbery took place just before 4pm on Monday.

No one should have been injured.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will appear at the Berlin Film Festival on Thursday, according to reports Variety.

A spokesperson for the festival told the newspaper that the Ukrainian leader will “attend in some form”.

Several people have been hit by a moving truck in Brooklyn, New York, AP reports.

The driver allegedly tried to flee the scene, but was arrested by the police.

ABC7 reports that the NYPD bomb squad is on its way to investigate whether there are explosives in the truck.

Pictures from the scene show how the tow truck collided with a police car and stopped on a sidewalk.

Four people are said to be injured, according to local politician Justin Brennan.

“A cyclist was seriously injured. Three people on mopeds are said to have received minor injuries,” he writes on Twitter.

“We have no idea of ​​a motive at this time, but this was no accident,” Brennan writes.

Two elementary school-age boys were injured by the contents of a bottle they found in a school yard. One boy had to be taken to hospital by ambulance.

The incident is being investigated as causing bodily harm. The bottle has been seized by the police, who will examine the contents more closely.

Germany demands that Turkey and Hungary approve Finland’s and Sweden’s NATO applications shortly.

This is announced by German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock at a press conference together with her Finnish colleague Pekka Haavisto.

– NATO membership must be approved as soon as possible for all Baltic countries, she says, according to Ilta Sanomat.

– It is important to protect the Baltic Sea region from external threats.