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A boy is wanted in custody on suspicion of the murder of a 15-year-old in Älvsjö.

This is what the Public Prosecutor’s Office writes in a press release.

The detention hearing takes place in the afternoon in the Stockholm District Court.

The 15-year-old was reportedly on his way to his school prom on June 8 when he was stabbed to death.

Read more about the event here.

At midnight, riots broke out in central Örebro.

A group of A tractor drivers had gathered on a stretch of road playing loud music and partying.

The party was loud and disturbed nearby residents and at least one of them started throwing eggs at the A tractor party.

A police patrol came to the scene and dispersed the crowd.

There is a German investigation into the Nord Stream leak. It is investigating whether Poland may have been used as a base of operations for the blasts, Reuters reports according to the Wall Street Journal.

Who or who is behind the Nord stream leak is still unknown.

Earlier this week, the Washington Post published new information that the United States had advance information that a Ukrainian special forces military was planning an attack, three months before the sabotage.

Just before four in the morning, the police were called to an apartment in Eskilstuna.

During the night, a resident complained about loud music from an apartment and mentioned this to a neighbor.

The music quieted down initially but later started. When the neighbor complains again, a man in the apartment holds an axe.

The man, who is in his 50s, is arrested without fuss. He is suspected of unlawful threats.

A newspaper delivery man was the victim of a robbery in the district of Haga in Västerås during the morning.

The police were alerted at 05:15.

According to the police, a car stopped the courier and then threatened to take packages of medicine that the courier was supposed to deliver.

Shortly afterwards, the police stop a suspicious car where the stolen packages are found.

Three men are arrested on suspicion of robbery and breach of postal secrecy.

The Swedish diaper manufacturer Essity is on Ukraine’s blacklist, reports SVT News West.

Namely, Essity has three factories in Russia. In March last year, the company announced that they would close the factories within two weeks. But now, over a year later, the facilities are still in operation.

In 2022, the company’s turnover in Russia increased by 2.8 billion, compared to the previous year.

Two people have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in Växjö during the night.

Police were called to an address in the central parts of the city where a man was lying with stab wounds.

The man is in his 30s and was taken to hospital in an ambulance.

The crime scene was cordoned off and a preliminary investigation into attempted murder was launched.

Two men were later stopped by a police patrol some distance from the scene. They were arrested and later detained as suspects.

Islamists from the terrorist group al-Shabab attacked a hotel in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Friday evening.

This is stated by the government of the war-torn East African country.

Early Saturday morning, state media reports that the attack is over.

The hotel is located by the sea and has high state representatives as frequent visitors.

Al-Shabab, which has carried out acts of terror against the internationally recognized Somali government for the past 15 years, claims to be behind this attack as well.

Municipal schools should receive higher remuneration per pupil than the independent schools, says education minister Lotta Edholm (L), reports Echo.

She also believes that low-quality independent schools should not be able to make a profit.

These are some of the directives that the minister is negotiating in a new national school fee standard.

“There will be very, very big changes,” says Education Minister Lotta Edholm (L) in Ekot’s Saturday interview.

Several shots have been fired at a property in Kungälv outside Gothenburg.

When the police arrived at the scene, several holes were found in the property.

– No one has been injured. It is cordoned off and technicians are on their way, says Helena Clase, officer on duty at the police.

The police have opened a preliminary investigation into attempted murder, but no one has been arrested.

A 75-year-old man has drowned in Stor-Åskasjö outside Örnsköldsvik.

He was found during the night after camping guests raised the alarm at 00:30.

He was found face down in the water, says Björn Pettersson, commanding officer at the police to TT.

Ukrainian authorities say the water is gradually receding in the flooded areas after the dam collapse earlier this week.

– Thirty-five villages are still flooded on the right bank (west of the Dnieper River, ed. note), 3,763 houses are under water, but the water is gradually decreasing, says Kherson’s military chief Oleksandr Prokudin.

The flooding triggered by damage to the Kakhovka dam early on Tuesday has forced thousands to flee, disrupted water supplies and raised fears of an environmental and humanitarian catastrophe.

Vitaly Kim, governor of Ukraine’s Mykolaiv Oblast, also says water levels have begun to drop there. (TT)

A 75-year-old man drowned in Stor-Åskasjön northwest of Örnsköldsvik, on the night of Saturday.

Camping guests raised the alarm about the lifeless man at 00:30.

– He was found face down in the water, says Björn Pettersson, commanding officer at the police. (TT)

The four children who disappeared in the Amazon jungle after a plane crash more than five weeks ago have been found alive.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro stated on Twitter, according to Reuters.

– It is a blessing for the whole country, he says.

The four children – aged 13, 9, 4 and 11 months – survived when the Cessna plane they were traveling in crashed in the jungle on May 1. Since then, a large rescue mission has been searching for them.