Gun robbery in store – staff threatened

Missing girl found

A 10-year-old girl was reported missing on Tuesday.

– We are looking for the girl in the streets, by roads and footpaths. As well as in places that we know she has a connection to, says police spokesperson Pelle Vamstad.

The girl is 147 centimeters tall, has long blonde hair and wears a pink hat and gloves.

She also wears black coveralls with pajama pants underneath and a black cotton jacket.

– We do not suspect any crime in connection with the girl’s disappearance, says Pelle Vamstad.

Update at 21.22: The girl has been found and is doing well, the police say.

Trump demands an increased NATO contribution to five percent

US President-to-be Donald Trump demands that NATO member countries contribute five percent of their GDP to the military alliance.

Trump said at a press conference at the Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida on Tuesday that he wants to see a sharp increase in aid from NATO countries, and that the aid should be five percent of the individual countries’ gross domestic product.

“They can all afford it, but it should be five percent — not two percent,” Trump told reporters, referring to the current requirement of GDP in membership support to NATO.

Double alarm about gun threats – in the shopping mall and at the restaurant

Within 40 minutes, the police were alerted to two gun threats in Stockholm.

One at a restaurant in Jordbro and one in a mall in Solna.

Just before 5 p.m., the police were called to the Jordbro restaurant due to a fight.

During the fight, a man allegedly displayed a gun.

The suspect then reportedly ran from the scene. He was later arrested a couple of hundred meters away.

A gun-like object was then seized. The object was not assessed as sharp.

The incident is being investigated as unlawful threats and vandalism.

The man who was arrested was also taken to hospital when he injured his hand on broken glass.

Just over 40 minutes later, the police were called to a shopping mall in Solna.

There, a teenage boy and a young man allegedly threatened several boys with a gun-like object.

The suspects are said to have then run from the scene, but are later arrested by patrol.

The object is not described as sharp.

The incident is being investigated as a serious illegal threat.

Information: Attempted murder at Ica Maxi

The police have been alerted to an attempted murder in or near a grocery store in Norsborg, south of Stockholm.

– One person is injured and one person is under police control, says Daniel Wikdahl from the police.

According to Aftonbladet’s information, the incident occurred at Ica Maxi.

The injured person has been taken to hospital by ambulance helicopter.

– I will not go into the damage situation in more detail, but it is classified as attempted murder, says Daniel Wikdahl.

An 18-year-old man is in custody on suspicion of the crime. His lawyer says it was an “accident,” reports South Sweden.

He himself tried to perform CPR on his friend after the incident, according to the lawyer.

– My client is appalled by what happened. He thinks about the victims and their relatives, says the 18-year-old’s defender Ebba Gerleman.

In addition, a 16-year-old is in custody. That person denies any wrongdoing.

US accuses fighters of genocide in Sudan

The US government accuses people in Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of genocide.

In a statement from the US State Department, Antony Blinken states that RSF “systematically” murdered men and boys and raped women and girls who belonged to specific ethnic groups.

At the same time, the US targets RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo “for the systematic genocide that the people of Sudan have been subjected to”. The sanctions are implemented by the US Treasury Department.

Serneke Sweden files for bankruptcy

The construction and property company Serneke Sverige AB has filed for bankruptcy at the Gothenburg District Court.

The company was acquired last year by the German holding company Mutares, which hoped to secure Serneke Sweden’s position as a leading player in the contracting sector in Sweden.

However, the financial situation for Serneke Sweden has deteriorated significantly during the year and the company has not succeeded in securing the short-term liquidity required to continue operations.

“The problems that emerged during our investigations after we took over control of the company have been so significant that we unfortunately see no other solution than to file for Serneke Sweden’s bankruptcy,” says Serneke’s board chairman Miikka Suominen in a press release.

Trump: Will lift the moratorium on oil drilling

Now Donald Trump is giving a speech.

– We will drill, he says.

Details: Green light for yard sale

The EU Commission will let Sweden’s government go ahead with allowing small-scale farm sales of alcoholic beverages.

This is stated by sources SVT.

The Swedish government wants to allow the sale from 1 June 2025.

If the commission gives the green light, the government can proceed with the legislation.

Busch on the insta tab: The human factor

Sweden’s Minister of Energy and Industry Ebba Busch (KD) spread incorrect information on her Instagram about the new controversial law on who can testify anonymously in court.

Now the KD leader comments on the miss in an interview in TV4.

– I think everyone understands that I don’t sit and make partial pictures myself, but I am responsible for what is published on my social channels.

– It was an incorrect partial picture due to the human factor and I am not the one who hangs people out. That’s the kind of thing that sometimes happens.

Climate activists are freed – occupied peat pits

22 climate activists are freed after occupying the Flymossen peat quarry in Bredaryd in Värnamo municipality in the summer of 2023.

The activists – who belong to the network Restore Wetlands – filled the ditches and pitched tents at the peat extraction site, among other things.

They were suspected of gross illegal trespass and damage. But the district court in Jönköping has rejected the prosecution because, according to the court, the penalty provision for illegal trespass cannot cover such a vast area as Flymossen.

According to the court, the defendants have also not been guilty of damage or any other criminal act covered by the indictment.

Mette Fredriksen: Greenland is not for sale

Donald Trump has said that he wants Greenland to become American – something that met with outraged feelings from the Danish side.

On Tuesday, when Donald Trump’s son is visiting the Danish island, the country’s Prime Minister Mette Fredriksen chooses to dismiss all ideas that Greenland would change hands.

– Greenland is not for sale, she tells TV2.

She urges everyone to respect that the Greenlanders are a people, and that Greenland is their country.

– It is important that Greenland’s future is defined by the Greenlanders and not by the rest of us, says Mette Frederiksen.

Man charged – stopped with knives outside Haga Castle

A knifeman who was arrested outside Crown Princess Viktoria’s residence Haga Castle in Solna is now being prosecuted.

He was arrested outside the castle on December 4 and has been in custody since then.

At the time of his arrest, he was carrying several items, including knives.

The preliminary investigation is led by Säpo.

A full-sized football hall has collapsed

The large football hall Airdome in Karlstad has collapsed, reports say NWT.

The reason is the snow storm of the last day.

The roof consists of a tent cloth, which in the end could not hold up the weight of the snow and collapsed.

– It has been a crisis for the past 24 hours, says Karlstad Football CEO Thomas Andersson to the newspaper.