Girl was killed to death on the street

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  • Girl was killed to death on the street

    Girl was killed to death on the street

    The 11-year-old girl was on her way to a friend to play when on Saturday she was killed on the street in the city of Nieuwegein in the Netherlands.

    A 29-year-old man has been arrested and, according to local media, police suspect the murder was an act of insanity. The man had no relationship with the girl.

    Neighbors had, as late as Thursday, alerted the police that he had appeared confused on the town, writes the magazine AD.

  • Unknown details about Trump’s customs

    Unknown details about Trump’s customs

    Already on Friday, the White House announced that Donald Trump was facing 25 percent penalty against Canada and Mexico and 10 percent against China respectively.

    The figures were confirmed when he signed his presidential order on Saturday night – but there were also details that were not known the day before.

    • The decision contains an escalation clause. It means According to CNN That Trump can increase the percentage even more if the three countries respond with their own customs.

    • In Canada’s case, the kit is held down to 10 percent with regard to the energy imports that several US states depend on.

    • No other exceptions are made for specific goods, something for example the construction industry had hoped for. The United States imports a lot of wood from Canada.

  • Trump introducing customs against Mexico, Canada and China

    Donald Trump. Photo: Ben Curtis / AP

    Trump introducing customs against Mexico, Canada and China

    US President Donald Trump has introduced new penalties against his three largest trading partners: Mexico, Canada and China, reports CNN.

    Customs fees on goods from Canada and Mexico can increase by 25 percent and hit the Americans’ wallets.

    The United States imports, among other things, cars, alcohol and food from both countries.

    Experts warn that Trump’s decision will have major consequences:

    – The likelihood of some form of reprisals is very high. When it becomes a trade war, no one wins, says chief economist Douglas Porter to CNN.

  • Classic Mercedes sold – for 588 million

    Stirling Moss in the race 1955 Rac Tourist Trophy in Northern Ireland 1955. The car in the picture is a Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR, a sister model for the now sold model. Photo: AP/TT

    Classic Mercedes sold – for 588 million

    One of the most expensive cars ever sold has been under the club at an auction in Stuttgart.

    After just over a quarter of a bidding, the other chopped buyers were allowed to give up when an even anonymous buyer offered EUR 46.5 million, reports German media company SWR. Following fees, the buyer may pay EUR 51.1 million, corresponding to SEK 588 million.

    The car, a Mercedes-Benz W 196 R from 1954, has been run by the British Formula 1 driver Stirling Moss, who won several F1 races with it.

    Despite the high price, the car is not the most expensive to date. By 2022, a Mercedes 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe for the equivalent of SEK 1.6 billion at auction.

  • Double fraud notifications – pretending to be a police officer

    Double fraud notifications – pretending to be a police officer

    A man in his 30s states that he suffered a fraud where he lost cryptocurrency worth SEK 240,000, reports, reports P4 Jämtland. The incident is reported to the police.

    A fraudster is said to have pretended to be a police officer and must have contacted the man via call or sms.

    The person must have claimed that the man’s assets were in danger and asked him to identify with BankID to move the money to a “secure account”. Instead, he lost his cryptocurrency.

    In addition, the Jämtland police have received another similar notification, which, however, was not completed.

  • Israel: New negotiations will start on Monday

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. File image. Photo: Debbie Hill/AP/TT

    Israel: New negotiations will start on Monday

    Negotiations on the second phase of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas start on Monday. But in the first stage only between Israel, USA and mediators.

    This is stated by Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah House office.

    On Sunday, Netanyahu goes to Washington DC for talks with US President Donald Trump. According to Israeli media, he will also meet Steve Witkoff, the US Middle Eastern endoring.

    “The Prime Minister spoke tonight (Saturday) with the envoy Steve Witkoff. The two agreed that the negotiations on the second phase of the agreement will start when they meet on Monday, ”says Netanyah’s spokesperson.

    Witkoff will also talk to Qatar’s Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin al-Dhani and Egyptian mediators in the coming week, writes The Times of Israel.

    After those meetings, Netanyahu will discuss a time for when an Israeli delegation will be sent for talks with Hamas about the second phase of the ceasefire.

  • The rescue service sets mello after-party

    The rescue service sets mello after-party

    Club Chroma in Luleå would host an after -party after the Melodifestivalen.

    But now the rescue service is setting the event because the premises are not adapted for nightclub operations, reports NSD.

    – It felt very boring, we had intended to run double dance floors and get some schlager artist here. We were thinking of a budget of SEK 100,000 to really invest because we think it feels important that things happen in town when Mello comes to visit, says arranging RFLS’s Joakim Isaksson Markström to NSD.

    On the question where the party is held instead, the organizer says:

    – Nowhere. No other player has invested in having a mello theme, I think everyone had expected club Chroma to take it.

  • Serious fire – three to hospital

    Serious fire – three to hospital

    Three people have been taken to hospital after a fire in a multi -family house in Borås.

    “It’s a pretty serious fire,” said police spokesman Thomas Fuxborg, to Gp.

    The fire should now be extinguished.

  • Entry at bathhouse – man to hospital

    Entry at bathhouse – man to hospital

    Police and emergency services were alerted to the Aquarena bathhouse in Holmsund on the occasion of a drinking incident.

    A man in his 40s has been taken to hospital by ambulance.

    The injury situation is described as serious, reports P4 Västerbotten.

    -A person has traveled the Space Bowl attraction and then ended up at the bottom for some reason, says Åsa Säfsten Bomam, Head of Operations for Bad in Umeå, to Västerbottens-Kuriren.

  • Democrats have chosen new party chairman

    Ken Martin is the new party chairman for the Democrats in the United States. Photo: Rod Lamkey/AP/TT

    Democrats have chosen new party chairman

    The Democrats in the United States have voted a new chairman of the party. Ken Martin, who is the party chairman for the Democrats in Minnesota, thus becomes the one to lead the party. The foremost challenger was Ben Wikler from Wisconsin.

    Martin replaces Jaime Harrison, who chose not to stand for re -election

  • Alarm about explosion in Lycksele

    Alarm about explosion in Lycksele

    It has been alerted to an explosion in Lycksele, reports VK.

    A caller has heard a loud bang outside his gate.

    It is still unclear what it is about.

    – The rescue service is alerted and arrived, but now leaves. It is not for us, says alarm and management operator Sandra Nordlund.

    Neither does the police have any effort at the scene.

  • Trump: implemented air attack against IS

    Trump: implemented air attack against IS

    Donald Trump states that the United States has implemented air attacks against IS targets in Somalia.

    It states the president in a message of X.

    “The message we want to convey to IS and others who want to attack Americans read: We will find you, and we will kill you”.

  • Man death in ski accident in Åre

    Man death in ski accident in Åre

    A man has died in a ski accident in Åre, says Norwegian police.

    – I have received information from Swedish police about a ski accident where a Norwegian citizen died, says interim leader Svein Erik Wagnild to Aftonbladet.

    It is the second serious ski accident that has occurred in Åre in a week.

    – It happened outside our piste area, so the mountain rescue was involved. Of course, we are very sorry for what has happened, says Åsa Bergendorf, Marketing and Communications Manager at Skistar.

    Swedish police work at the scene.

    -We are on site and work, says the police’s RLC commander Lina Åström.

  • Fire in basement

    Fire in basement

    Shortly after 17.30, SOS was alerted about a fire in a basement in a multi -family house in Kärrtorp in southern Stockholm.

    It is unclear what caused the fire, but only a few minutes later, the emergency services announced that the fire was extinguished.

    – It has burned in the laundry room. There is some smoke so we are breathing out, says management operator Marie Nordahl.

  • Fire in multi -family houses – accommodation evacuated

    Fire in multi -family houses – accommodation evacuated

    It has burned in a multi -family house in Tuve in Gothenburg.

    Housing has been evacuated, police say.

    – There has been severe smoke development and we alerted an extensive resource package to the site, says Micael Olsson at the rescue service.

    According to the police, there is no information that anyone was injured.

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