Emmy statuette stolen – nine charged with looting

21-year-old Norwegian youngest to the South Pole

The 21-year-old Norwegian Karen Kyllesø has reached the South Pole after 54 days and 1,130 kilometers alone on skis. She is thus the youngest so far to get there and beats 27-year-old Matthieu Tordeur’s performance.

That she has arrived is confirmed to the Norwegian media by father Håkon Kyllesø and mentor Lars Ebbesen. Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre speaks of national achievement.

– She follows in the footsteps of the foremost polar explorers and writes history, he says to VG.

FBI terror warning about “copycat”

The American authorities, the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security, came out with one on Monday terror alertwhere they are worried that terrorists will copy the New Year’s attack in New Orleans where 15 people died, so-called “copycats”.

Authorities suspect that other extremists will use vehicles to drive into crowds in the same manner as the New Orleans suspect, 42-year-old Shamsud-Din Jabbar.

Russian gas giant plans mass layoffs

As a result of sanctions and the fact that Russia has been cut off from the European gas market, Russian Gazprom is planning major cuts in personnel.

According to Reuters the company plans to lay off 40 percent of the staff at its headquarters in St. Petersburg, which is about 1,500 employees.

Suspected dangerous object in Nyköping

A suspiciously dangerous object was found between two residential buildings in the Stenkulla area of ​​Nyköping late on Monday evening. The police have a large operation at the scene and residents of a nearby building have been evacuated.

– We received an alert about a suspected dangerous object at 10:38 p.m. and then the National Bomb Squad was called to the scene and they have been working there during the night, says Camilla Larsson, officer on duty at police region East.

At 02:00 the police operation was still ongoing in the area and technicians are on site to take over when the area is secured.

– Unfortunately, I can’t say much more, says Camilla Larsson.

The police have started a preliminary investigation regarding attempts at public destruction.

Man hit and beaten after car chase

A man in his 40s has been hit in Gullviksborg in Malmö.

The incident is being investigated as serious assault, the police say.

The man is taken to hospital by ambulance.

According to the caller, the accident must have occurred after cars chased each other, reports South Sweden.

– They may have chased each other in cars, hence the crashed cars, says police spokesperson Evelina Olsson.

After the car chase, a person allegedly assaulted the man, who is in his 40s.

– We believe that there is a connection with a previous collision in the local area, because it seems to be the same parties, says Evelina Olsson to the newspaper.

The police suspect that the same person who ran over the man also assaulted the man.

No one is currently in custody.

Ryanair’s alcohol criticism of the EU: Don’t understand

Ryanair has had enough of full passengers.

Now the aviation giant wants the EU to take responsibility – and introduce a limit of two alcoholic units per passenger at airports in Europe.

“We do not understand why passengers at airports are not limited to two alcoholic drinks (and that they are forced to present their boarding passes in exactly the same way as duty-free sales are restricted),” Ryanair said on Monday, according to The Guardian.

Explosion at the gate of an apartment building

Something has exploded at a gate to an apartment building in Tumba in Botkyrka municipality.

A resident in the area describes it as “a real bang”.

– The whole house shook and I’m a bit away from where it happened. It feels scary, she says.

According to police spokesperson Daniel Wikdahl, they have received several alarms about the loud bang.

– Something has been blown up at or in a gate, says Wikdahl.

No people are said to have been injured in connection with the explosion.

– However, there has been material damage such as broken windows.

The incident is being investigated as public destruction and a violation of the Act on Flammable and Explosive Goods.

Over 100 gold seekers dead in illegal mining

At least 100 gold prospectors have died in an abandoned gold mine in South Africa, where they were trapped for months after mining gold illegally. This was stated on Friday by an organization representing the illegal miners.

The gold diggers have been trapped in the mine for months since police tried to evict them from the mine shaft last November.

Evidence of the scale of the tragedy is recorded footage that rescued miners brought with them from the depths of the mine. Cause of death is believed to be starvation or thirst.

Police have not been able to confirm the extent of the tragedy or how many have died.

The mine is located in the North West Province in northern South Africa, also known as, among other things, Bokone Bophirima.

Hamas releases 33 prisoners in first phase

Hamas is expected to release 33 Israeli prisoners held hostage in a first phase to achieve a ceasefire, Israeli sources told CNN.

At the same time, the Israeli army is expected to withdraw gradually from Netzarim and the Philadelphia Corridor.

Hamas writes in a press release that negotiations are ongoing in Qatar and expressed that progress has been made.

US President Joe Biden also addressed the step forward when he gave his last foreign policy speech during his presidency.

– A truce is underway, he says.

Accident causes stoppage in train traffic

An accident at the height of Hjärup has caused major disruptions in train traffic in Skåne.

Right now there is a complete standstill between Malmö and Lund.

Skånetrafiken refers to buses that replace train traffic.

SJ states on its website that travelers who are affected may be able to rebook their trains or have their journey refunded.

There is currently no forecast for when traffic can resume as usual.

One got electrocuted – taken to hospital

A man has been electrocuted at a workplace in Järpen in Åre.

The police were alerted to the accident at 4:40 p.m.

The man is awake and talking, but has been taken to hospital by ambulance.

The incident is being investigated as causing bodily harm through work environment violations.

The head of government: Is in dialogue with Trump

Greenland’s head of government Múte Bourup Egede wants to cooperate with Donald Trump.

– We have started a dialogue and are looking at the possibility of cooperation with Trump, he says according to the channel KNR.

The future president of the United States has been saying for several years that he wants to buy Greenland.

Last week, Trump again said he is considering deploying the military to “take control” of the area.

Greenland’s head of government responded to:

“We are not for sale, nor will we ever be”.

Information: The Tidö parties want to be able to revoke the citizenship of gang criminals

The Tidö parties want to change the constitution to be able to revoke the citizenship of gang criminals, according to information to SVT and Aftonbladet.

Since 2023, the issue has been investigated by the Constitutional Committee.

According to information to Aftonbladet, a proposal will be presented on Wednesday. Then the committee will propose a constitutional amendment – to be able to revoke citizenship in some cases.

According to the information, the government, together with SD, will propose that it should also be possible to revoke the citizenship of people who commit crimes that threaten the system.

Among other things, they want it to apply to serious violent crimes in a gang environment.

Police action in Gothenburg after threat – building evacuated

A threat has been received to a business in Gothenburg, the police say.

The police were called to the building, which was cordoned off.

“The business itself chose to evacuate the building due to the incident,” the police write on their website.

The police do not assess that there is a risk that the threat will be carried out.