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EU extends sanctions against Russia

Hungary drops its veto threat and agrees to extend EU sanctions against Russia.

The decision on an extension came at lunchtime on Monday, according to sources in Brussels.

– It is absolutely necessary so that we can continue to keep the pressure high on Russia and damage their war economy, said Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) earlier on the way to the meeting.

The settlement comes after Hungary was pushed to the last minute and demanded measures due to the fact that Ukraine no longer wants to allow the delivery of Russian gas through the country.

Eleven children were kept in isolation – two are sentenced

Two people are sentenced after eleven children were kept isolated from the outside world.

Gothenburg’s district court sentences a man to three years in prison for, among other things, gross arbitrariness with children and a woman to probation. However, one more woman who was accused is acquitted.

Woman beaten to death

This weekend, a woman was badly beaten inside a home in Södertälje.

Two men were arrested and have now been arrested on suspicion of murder, reports LT.

– I can confirm that she was alive when the ambulance found her and died later in hospital, says prosecutor Anton Tunving, who leads the investigation.

The incident is being investigated as a murder.

Vezhen Shipping Company: No malicious intent

The Bulgarian shipping company that owns the vessel Vezhen says the fiber cable between Gotland and Latvia may have been damaged when the vessel dropped its anchor due to high waves and strong winds. Reuters reports.

The shipping company denies that there must have been any malicious intent behind the damage to the fiber cable in the Baltic Sea.

The shipping company also confirms that the ship is being inspected.

Police alerted to contempt of court

The police were alerted during the morning to the forensic psychiatric clinic in Falköping. The reason was that a patient had behaved aggressively towards the staff, reports Falköpings-Posten.

The newspaper writes that the patient must have “smashed” his room.

Three are charged with the murder in Lessebo

In May, a 22-year-old woman was found dead at a barbecue area in Lessebo in Kronoberg County.

Now three of her relatives are being charged with murder and grave breach of privacy.

– The three suspects have together and in agreement carried out the murder of the 22-year-old woman during the evening of May 3, 2024 with the aim of maintaining the family’s honor. After that, the body was placed and burned, on two occasions, says chamber prosecutor Anna-Karin von Schoultz in a press release.

One of the relatives has admitted to the acts in a police interrogation and says that they were carried out under pressure from one of the other suspects. The other two relatives deny complicity in both murder and grave breach of peace.

FHM: Narcotic plant drug

The Public Health Authority (FHM) proposes that the government should classify the plant kratom as a narcotic.

Kratom is a plant from Southeast Asia that contains the narcotic-classified substance mitragynine, which poses health risks when used and can cause death.

In 2023, according to the Swedish Customs Administration, more than 40 tons of kratom were brought into Sweden. It is sold as a plant powder in some kiosks and online shops.

Kratom produces mild stimulant and euphoric effects in low doses, while larger doses produce opiod-like effects.

Kratom has addictive properties and can be dangerous to use. The poison information center reports that several people in Sweden have sought treatment after consuming kratom. There are also more cases, according to the Medical Examiner’s Office, where mitragynine has contributed to death or was the cause of death, FHM writes in a press release.

Proposal: Witnesses in legal proceedings should be subject to contact bans

The government wants to proceed with a legislative council referral to extend the contact ban.

Among other things, the government wants anyone who monitors someone via an app to be able to be punished.

– The aim is to strengthen the protection for children and women exposed to violence, says Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer at a press conference.

The changes are proposed to enter into force on 1 July this year.

The government wants the contact ban to be able to be used in more cases. They also want to see larger geographical prohibition areas for extended and particularly extended contact bans.

In addition to this, the government also wants to see that contact bans can be issued if there is a risk that someone will be exposed to influence in a legal process. This is for the purpose of protecting plaintiffs or witnesses in the legal process.

– It can never be accepted that crime victims, witnesses or informants are subjected to pressure and witnesses from this type of pressure, says Equality Minister Paulina Brandberg (L) and continues:

– Here we believe that contact bans can be an effective measure to protect plaintiffs and witnesses from that type of pressure.

E4 closed after several crashes

Several cars collided in morning traffic on the E4 at the Glädjen interchange north of Stockholm, reports P4 Stockholm. The road had to be closed in the direction of Uppsala. At 09.45 the traffic could be allowed to open again.

Forsmark reactor is further delayed

After being under repair for five months, one of Forsmark’s nuclear power reactors was supposed to start up today. Yesterday evening, however, the owner Vattenfall announced that the start of Forsmark 3 will be postponed further, to the night of February 1, according to a notification to the electricity exchange Nord Pool.

The reactor is now expected to reach full power on February 3.

The long-term stoppage, since September 1, 2024, has been due to cracks in two of the plant’s turbines.

Woman found dead – man arrested

A man has been arrested after a woman was found dead on Tjärnö on Sunday, reports TV4.

The alarm first came in as a cardiac arrest, but now the police have opened a preliminary investigation into murder.

– When we arrive at the scene, a woman is deceased and there are a few unclear circumstances surrounding the death, says Thomas Fuxborg, press spokesperson for the police in the West region to TV4.

Ryanair writes down forecast

The airline giant Ryanair’s profit fell by twelve percent to 1.94 billion euros in the first nine months of the broken financial year. Lower ticket prices were one reason, according to the company.

In a forecast for the financial year 2026, the company expects passenger growth to be lower than previously estimated. It is the second time in three months that the forecast has been lowered. According to the company’s management, it is because the aircraft manufacturer Boeing fails to keep its delivery schedule.

One to hospital after accident on national highway 26

At 06.30 the SOS alarm was alerted about a car accident on national highway 26 at the height of Axamo in Jönköping. Two cars are said to have collided and blocked part of the road but did not cause a total standstill. One person had to be taken to hospital in an ambulance, the police write on their website. The extent of the damage is unclear.

Man jumped on and injured with affection

During the night, the police were called to Hageby in Norrköping, where a man is said to have been jumped on by several people and injured with some kind of stabbing, the police write on their website.

The man has managed to get away from the scene and should not be seriously injured. No one is arrested.

The government calls a crisis meeting about the school

The number of reports of threats and violence at school has increased by 150 percent in the last ten years. Now Minister of Education Lotta Edholm (L) is calling authorities, trade unions and employer organizations to a crisis meeting about safety in schools.

“The development we are seeing is very worrying,” writes Edholm in a press release.

Among the authorities that are invited are the Norwegian School Board, the School Inspectorate, the Work Environment Agency and the Swedish Police Agency.