Åkesson (SD) on Busch (KD) performance: “Positive”

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  • Åkesson (SD) on Busch (KD) performance: “Positive”

    The leader of the Christian Democrats, Ebba Busch, recently opened up to something she called “emigration”, that is, that immigrants in Sweden should return to the countries they came from.

    Jimmie Åkesson (SD) thinks that Ebba Busch’s performance is positive.

    – If it’s the Christian Democrats’ line, that’s great, he says.

    He now sees that there are opportunities to build a “European Time Island Agreement”, he tells Aftonbladet.

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  • The Prime Minister: Extremely serious

    Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. Archive image. Photo: Henrik Montgomery/TT

    According to Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, Sweden deals with three parallel threats to the country’s internal security: terrorism and violent extremism, hostile state actors and serious organized crime.

    “It is extremely serious that state actors use gang criminals in Sweden to commit acts of violence here. We have previously seen the connection we now see in Sweden in other European countries. It is system-threatening activity that threatens our free and open society,” says Kristersson (M) in a written statement.

    This since the Security Police has singled out Iran for using gang criminals in Sweden as proxies for hostile acts.

    Kristersson continues that the government and the authorities are working hard to prevent other states from carrying out security-threatening activities in Sweden.

    “Security around Jewish and Israeli objects has been increased in the past, but I have great respect for the fact that this situation is extremely unpleasant for many Jews in Sweden. You should know that the government, the Police Authority and the Security Police take this very seriously,” writes Kristersson, among other things.

  • Girl seriously injured after shooting in London

    British police. Archive image. Photo: Kirsty Wigglesworth/AP/TT

    A nine-year-old girl is in critical condition after a shooting in London.

    The girl was sitting in a restaurant eating dinner with her family in the east borough of Hackney when a man on a motorbike opened fire on the business at around 9pm on Wednesday night.

    Three men were also injured in the attack.

    Shootings are relatively rare in Britain, which has among the toughest gun laws in the world.

  • Crash between motorcycle and van – one seriously injured

    A motorcycle and a van have collided in Lindholmen, Vallentuna.

    The alarm came in at 16:36 and the emergency services went to the scene.

    The motorcyclist has been taken by ambulance helicopter to hospital and is said to be seriously injured.

  • Umeå University locks doors after protests

    Universum at Umeå University. The university has decided that the doors of the university should be kept locked so that anti-Israel protesters should not enter. Stock photography Photo: Patrick Trägårdh / TT

    Student protests have also been going on in Umeå for some time.

    The protesting students demand that universities act in solidarity with Palestinians and actively take a stand against Israel, reports Folkbladet.

    Now the university has decided that the doors to the various buildings should be kept closed to keep the protestors out. According to Folkbladet, those protesting have entered, among other things with megaphones.

    Per Ragnarsson is deputy university director and tells Folkbladet that he told the protesters that there are employees and students who may become worried and that the doors should therefore be kept locked.

  • 10-year-old boy took his parents’ car – drove into the ditch

    Police are alerted after a car drives into a ditch near Rasbo east of Uppsala.

    It turns out to be a ten-year-old boy who took his parents’ car and drove into the ditch, the police write on their website.

    The boy is physically unharmed.

    The police have drawn up a report about illegal driving.

  • Gantz: Dissolve Israel’s government

    Benny Gantz, who sits in Israel’s war cabinet, proposes in parliament that Israel’s government be dissolved and that new elections be held, Israeli media reports.

  • Two Palestinian aid workers killed

    Two medical workers from the Palestinian Red Crescent have been killed by the Israeli military at Rafah on Wednesday evening. The two paramedics were on duty when they were killed, writes the aid organization at X.

  • The police are looking for witnesses to the attempted rape

    A woman was the victim of an attempted rape this weekend in the west of Örebro.

    The police are now looking for witnesses to the incident.

    It was shortly after midnight, on the night of Saturday, that the woman was traveling in a vehicle from the central parts of the city.

    The crime occurred near Karl Johan’s school.

    “If you have information or made observations that can be linked to the case, let the police decide whether your piece of the puzzle fits into the preliminary investigation,” the police write on their website.

    Anyone with tips is asked to contact the police on 114 14.

  • The government calls a press conference

    The government and Säpo are calling a press conference due to the information from Mossad.

    Mossad has singled out the Swedish Rumba and Foxtrot networks for collaborating with Iran.

    According to the Mossad, Foxtrot must have been the ones who threw a live grenade at the Israeli embassy.

    It reports The Jerusalem Post.

    The press conference will be held at 3:45 p.m. Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömer and the head of counterintelligence at Säpo, Daniel Stenling, participate in the press conference.

    Read more here.

  • Mossad: Swedish network is financed by Iran

    Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad singles out the Swedish Rumba and Foxtrot networks as being “directly responsible for violent activity and the promotion of terrorism in Sweden and throughout Europe” and that they receive funds and guidance from Iran, reports The Jerusalem Post.

    Mossad also singles out Foxtrot for being behind the hand grenade that was thrown at the Israeli embassy earlier this year.

    Read more here.

  • M: Limit the amount of cash you can travel with

    Sweden should introduce a limit on how much cash you can travel with in the EU, they present that at a press conference.

    – Today it is far too easy to transfer cash within the union, says Tomas Tobé (M).

    Among other things, they single out Hawala, a system for transferring money to countries that lack functioning banking, as an engine of the criminal economy that can be stopped with stronger legislation.

  • Clear: Then E6 will open after the landslide

    In the second week of July, the E6 past Stenungsund will reopen to traffic, the Swedish Transport Administration announces in a press release.

  • Vårdförbundet withdraws conflict measures

    The healthcare union withdraws the conflict measures that Region Östergötland has assessed as dangerous to society from the announced strike which will come into force on the fourth of June. The region writes this in a press release.

    This comes after negotiations between the Healthcare Association and the region during the week. According to the region, the conflict measures would have meant a danger to people’s lives and health.

  • Agree KU criticism against Pourmokhtari

    Climate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L) is criticized in three cases by the Riksdag’s Constitution Committee (KU).

    It concerns statements about nuclear power and the climate action plan, but also about how the Director General of the Radiation Safety Authority was transferred.

    In five out of 29 reports against the government’s work, KU has found flaws. Three of them are criticisms of Climate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari.

    Energy and Industry Minister Ebba Busch (KD) was also reported for the proposal on electricity support for companies, Education Minister Mats Persson (L) for how members are appointed to university boards and Infrastructure Minister Andreas Carlson (KD) for the government’s handling of the traffic chaos on the E22.

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    Jacob

    Hello! We don’t have the exact address, but there was a fire near Nytorget in any case. Hope everything went well for you!

  • You should probably double check the stated temperatures in the post about the heat wave in Mexico City.

    Eve

    Hello Eva! I also thought it appeared like very low record temperatures in Mexico City, when we had 38 degrees in Målilla. But this 34.7 degrees actually seems to be the heat record in Mexico City, writes concurring international media. The fact that it doesn’t get warmer seems to be because the city is located in a valley at a very high altitude.

  • What happened this morning at the Tumba station? Smile someone it looks like a body on the track and the train has stopped for several hours!!

    Niklas

    Hello! There must have been an accident. No crime is suspected.

  • Why did 2 ambulances and 3 police cars with sirens and blue lights just pass by in Vasastaden?

    Hannah

    Hello! There has been an accident at the subway at Odenplan.

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    Hi Alex, we have written about this.

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