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Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (M). Photo: Adam Ihse/TT

The police union criticizes JImmie Åkesson after the SD leader’s wedding.

Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer (M) understands the criticism of SD leader Jimmie Åkesson.

– Citizens must be able to trust that political decision-makers have a good idea of ​​who they hang out with, he tells TT.

The Minister of Justice, however, does not want to explicitly criticize Åkesson, whose Sweden Democrats are part of the Tidö collaboration together with the Moderates, the Christian Democrats and the Liberals.

– Jimmie Åkesson must answer the criticism himself. He has admitted that this was a failure and there is a lot in it, he tells TT.

Hurricane Milton is approaching Florida, USA and is expected to do so during the night of Thursday, local time.

It was previously classified as a fifth on the five-point scale, but has now been lowered to grade four, writes The Washington Post.

They write that the storm’s worst winds have decreased somewhat – from roughly 257 km/h in the morning to 233 km/h – but that it is still an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane.

A Turkish Airlines pilot died after collapsing on a flight from Seattle, writes CBS News.

The plane was forced to make an emergency landing in New York early Wednesday morning.

“After an unsuccessful attempt to provide first aid, the flight crew of another pilot and a co-pilot decided to make an emergency landing, but he died before landing,” writes the airline’s spokesperson Yahya Üstün in a statement.

According to the first information to SOS Alarm, it is a timber truck and a passenger car that have collided on highway 63 east of Molkom, writes NWT.

The alarm came in shortly after 5 p.m.

Emergency services are on the scene and two ambulances have been called.

The text is updated.

A man has died after being pinned under a tree in Stenungsund municipality, writes The ST newspaper.

Relatives have been notified.

The CEO of Northvolt’s factory One in Skellefteå, Mark Duchesne is leaving his post.

The staff received the message on Wednesday.

“We can confirm that Mark Duchesne, CEO Northvolt Ett, is leaving Northvolt. Angéline J. Bilodeau, Vice President Operations Northvolt North America, will take over responsibility for all operations within Northvolt Ett with immediate effect as Acting Senior Vice President Northvolt Ett. The position will will be held until the turn of the year, when Northvolt appoints a permanent CEO for Northvolt Ett”, writes Matti Kataja, head of communications at Northvolt, in a message.

On Tuesday, the police were called to a home in Botkyrka.

A seriously injured woman was found at the scene and is being treated in hospital.

– A man is arrested in the case, it is a man she knows, says the police’s national media centre.

The police are now working to gather information.

This weekend, the police became aware of a suspected rape that allegedly took place in Umeå. There were no suspects or detainees at the time.

– It is suspected that it happened outdoors, said press spokesperson Elin Andersson at the time.

Now the police write that a man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of aggravated rape. The plaintiff, a woman, and the suspect are known to each other.

– I cannot say any more details, says Elin Andersson.

Louise Erixon (SD) Photo: AFTONBLADET / Krister Hansson

Since Jimmie Åkesson’s wedding last weekend, it has emerged that the SD leader has had connections with the high-ranking MC leader Robert Hedarv.

Jimmie Åkessons himself claims that the two are only “superficially” acquainted, even though Robert Hedarv was invited to Jimmie Åkesson’s private parties.

Now the party leader is supported by his ex-partner, Louise Erixon.

“An important starting point that my ex-partner and party leader always had and has in his role as a politician is: NEVER LIE TO THE MEDIA,” she writes on Facebook.

She writes that Jimmie Åkesson has never, or never will, lie.

International Court of Justice in The Hague. Archive image. Photo: Peter Dejong/AP/TT

Bolivia joins South Africa’s genocide lawsuit against Israel, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) announces.

Late last year, South Africa accused Israel of violating the UN Genocide Convention during the offensive in Gaza, and submitted a lawsuit to the ICJ. Since then, several countries have joined the process, including Colombia, Libya, Spain and Mexico.

Bolivia already announced last year that the country was breaking diplomatic ties with Israel, due to what the country considers to be Israel’s disproportionate attacks in Gaza.

The International Court of Justice in The Hague (ICJ) is the UN’s highest court and deals with disputes between states.

A man in the municipality of Stenungsund is pinned under a tree, the police say.

The man was out to clear but was gone for a long time. The police were then alerted.

– He was found pinned down, says Thomas Fuxborg at the police in Väst.

The man’s injury status is unclear. The police just arrived on the scene.

New police reports of abuse have been received regarding the preschool in the municipality of Flen, where a male member of staff is suspected of gross rape of children.

This is reported by Eskilstuna-Kurirenwith reference to the municipal manager Håkan Bergsten.

Read more here.

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It was inappropriate for SD leader Jimmie Åkesson to invite a leader of a criminal motorbike gang to his wedding. This is what Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson says to Sveriges Radio.

– I have no other opinion than the one expressed by Jimmie Åkesson, says Ulf Kristersson.

In the last week, three shootings have taken place in Sweden.

Now Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer comments on recent acts of violence in an email to Aftonbladet.

– I have taken note of the serious information. The Ministry of Justice is in contact with the Police Authority and is following the development of events. Last week’s shootings in Kungsbacka, Malmö and now Sollentuna, confirm that we must not slow down in the fight against gross violence, he says.