Foreign Minister on Gaza: “Civilian must be protected”

Israel ends the ceasefire in Gaza – over 200 dead

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  • Foreign Minister on Gaza: “Civilian must be protected”

    Foreign Minister on Gaza: “Civilian must be protected”

    Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard tells Aftonbladet that it is absolutely central that the ceasefire is followed.

    – It is about all remaining hostages to be released, that the humanitarian access is ensured and to achieve a lasting end to the fighting. Civilians must be protected, she writes and continues:

    – It is serious that fighting has been resumed with a large number of deaths including children information. We urge the parties to quickly find a way forward in the negotiations.

  • The Investigation on the Oceana Branda Clear

    Liseberg’s water world Oceana was largely destroyed in the fire last year. Photo: Björn Larsson Rosvall/TT

    The Investigation on the Oceana Branda Clear

    The Swedish Accident Investigation Board is now completed with its investigation of the fire in Liseberg’s water world Oceana in Gothenburg. The final report will be presented at a press conference in Stockholm on Thursday.

    The Accident Investigation Board has previously stated that the fire was likely to start when a plastic tube during one of the water slides would be welded together.

    Oceana, which according to Liseberg had cost about SEK 1.2 billion to build, caught fire just a few months before the planned inauguration last year.

    One person was killed in the fire, which broke out on February 12.

  • After several acts of violence – 35 -year -old man is charged

    After several acts of violence – 35 -year -old man is charged

    In the spring of 2024, several serious violent crimes occurred in the Gothenburg area. It started with a blast in a multi -family house in Gothenburg on April 18 and after that the deed replaced each other.

    A 35-year-old man is now being charged with involvement in the cases. According to the indictment, the man must have been commissioned to carry out the crimes through an encrypted message service.

    After the police reached the man’s mobile phone, they could see materials that could be linked to all events.

    “Large parts of the instructions were found in his mobile phone and are now used as evidence in the coming trial,” it says in a statement.

    The man is also suspected to be behind a gunfire where several shots were fired at a villa in Ale municipality on May 21 where a family with young children was also.

    – The investigation has not shown that the accused man includes show more

  • Strul for the Swedish Tax Agency

    Strul for the Swedish Tax Agency

    Several people have heard and said that it is not possible to log in to the Swedish Tax Agency.

    At DownDeTector, many users report that they have trouble getting into the page.

  • Police are charged – suspected to have leaked information

    A police officer in Sjuhärad is charged with leaking information to a suspected criminal. File image. Photo: Janerik Henriksson/TT

    Police are charged – suspected to have leaked information

    The police telephone number and text messages from him were found on a suspected criminal’s phone. The suspect’s wife had also put in the number – under the name “Baby,” reports P4 Sjuhärad.

    Now the police are being charged, suspected of leaking secret information.

    He is charged with four cases of violations of the duty of confidentiality and is suspected, among other things, of warning the suspected man about where the police were and that the man was observed near a burglary.

  • Netanyahu calls for crisis meeting after the attacks against Gaza

    Netanyahu calls for crisis meeting after the attacks against Gaza

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for a crisis meeting with the security cabinet at 10 o’clock Swedish time, according to the Jerusalem Post.

    That after Israel performed attacks against Gaza during the night where over 300 people were killed.

    What is the reason for the meeting has not been revealed. Netanyahu would today have testified in trial of the corruption charges against him, but his testimony is now being postponed.

  • Queen receives the Polar Prize

    Queen receives the Polar Prize

    This year’s Polar Prize is awarded the band Queen, jazz musician Herbie Hancock and conductor Barbara Hannigan.

  • Man arrested for having abused woman

    Man arrested for having abused woman

    The man has, or has had, a close relationship with the woman he abused.

    When the police arrived at the address in Malmö where the man was, he was outgoing against the patrol.

    He was arrested and is now suspected of several crimes, including abuse, illegal threats, violent resistance and minor drug offenses.

  • USA: will not give away the Statue of Liberty

    USA: will not give away the Statue of Liberty

    US will not give away the Statue of Liberty to France, writes Politico. French MP Raphaël Glucksmann, who yesterday in the Social Democratic group in the European Parliament has been the driving force on the issue and is the one who wants her to be returned to France.

    Now the Trump administration is beating back.

    – Absolutely not. My advice to the non-named politician here is to remind you that thanks to the United States that the French do not speak German. It should be grateful, said White House Press Secretary Karolina Leavitt and aimed at the US and France being allied during the Second World War.

    Glucksmann has said to say that it should be returned after the United States has chosen the “tyrants”.

  • Stranded astronauts on their way to the earth

    Stranded astronauts on their way to the earth

    Nasaastronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams who have been stuck in space for nine months are now on their way home, reports The Guardian.

    Today, a 17 -hour return is waiting.

    The astronauts have been stranded due to technical problems, which meant that NASA decided that Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams return to wait.

  • Stop in train traffic

    Stop in train traffic

    There is a stop in train traffic north of Stockholm during the morning after an accident, reports P4 Stockholm. It is primarily commuter, remote and regional trains and Arlanda Express that are affected.

    There is no forecast for when traffic is up again.

  • 80,000 JFK documents are published

    Democrat John F Kennedy was murdered in Dallas in 1963. File image. Photo: Julio Cortez/AP/TT

    80,000 JFK documents are published

    US President Donald Trump announces that secretly stamped documents, a total of around 80,000 pages, linked to the murder of President John F Kennedy will be published on Tuesday, Reuters reports.

    The message came in conjunction with Trump’s first visit to the Kennedy Center since he kicked the prestigious cultural institution’s board and appointed himself as new chairman.

    Earlier this year, Trump issued a presidential decree on publishing documents relating to the murders of John F Kennedy, the Senator and Presidential President Robert F Kennedy as well as civic rights fighter Martin Luther King.

  • Reuters: Many dead in attacks against Gaza

    Reuters: Many dead in attacks against Gaza

    Israel conducts extensive attacks against Hamas in Gaza, says the Israeli military (IDF).

    According to Reuters, a series of explosions have been heard throughout Gaza during the night until Tuesday.

    The news agency states, with reference to Hamas -controlled authorities, that more than 15 people were killed when Israel carried out flight attacks in at least four cities.

    According to eyewitnesses, targets in central Gaza, Gaza city, Khan Younis and Rafah should be attacked.

    “Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz have instructed IDF to act with force against Hamas Terror Organization in the Gaza Strip,” the Prime Minister’s office announces in a statement, Haaretz writes according to TT.

    “This follows Hamas’s repeated refusal to release our hostages and its rejection of all the proposals they received from the US president, Steve Witkoff, and from the mediators,” the statement states.

    The attack is reported to be the largest since the ceasefire came into force on January 19.

  • Trump: Parts of Agreement Clear

    US President Donald Trump in Washington on Monday. Photo: Pool by AP/TT

    Trump: Parts of Agreement Clear

    US President Donald Trump states that he is very much looking forward to talking to his Russian colleague Vladimir Putin.

    “Tomorrow I will talk to President Putin about the war in Ukraine. Many parts of a final agreement are agreed, but much remains,” Trump writes on social media.

    The exact time for the call is unclear. Putin has previously announced that he has great reservations to agree to a ceasefire in the Russian attack war.

  • Trump is pulling in protection for bids children

    Joe Biden hugs his wife Jill Biden, his son Hunter Biden and his daughter Ashley Biden after he was sworn in as president in January 2021. Archive image. Photo: Carolyn Kaster/AP/TT

    Trump is pulling in protection for bids children

    US President Donald Trump “immediately” withdraws personal protection from Secret Service to Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden and daughter Ashley Biden.

    Biden had extended the protection to July just before he left the White House in January.

    Former presidents and their partners receive lifelong protection from Secret Service according to federal law, but the protection of their family members over 16 usually ceases when they leave the office.

  • Man in Uppsala practiced rattling

    Man in Uppsala practiced rattling

    A police patrol stopped a vehicle in Gränby, Uppsala tonight. The driver of the vehicle was a 25-year-old man who practiced.

    During the control, the police officers suspected that everything was not right.

    The driver was included for sampling and further investigation, the police write on his website.

    The man is now suspected of drunk driving. He also got rid of his driver’s license.

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