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Parents who travel with their children to countries that the Foreign Ministry advises against, such as Lebanon, should be able to be punished.
That is what the Liberals propose.
Criminalization is a very pressing issue, according to Joar Forsell.
– We know today that there are Swedes who take their children to places where there is a travel advisory and then you risk the lives of these children and we must actually be able to ban that, says Joar Forsell, the Liberals’ foreign policy spokesperson, to Echo.
Forsell opens the door to prison or a fine.
– If you have responsibility for a child, it is not reasonable to put your child in danger by taking him to a country where it is not recommended, says Joar Forsell.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against travel if the security situation in a country is deemed to be very dangerous or unpredictable. It is a recommendation and not a prohibition.
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The emergency services are on the scene after a traffic accident on the E4 south of Gräddvik.
Seven cars are said to be involved in the kitchen sink, writes the Swedish Transport Administration.
The northbound lane is completely blocked. The road is being diverted.
A man in his 30s is said to have been threatened and assaulted with an attachment by several unknown persons when he parked his car in Östra göinge. The car must also have been vandalized.
The man was checked by paramedics but did not have to accompany him to hospital.
A report of serious assault, illegal threats and damage has been established.
An accident has occurred on E22 in Kristianstad, reports Kristianstadsbladet.
Several cars are said to have been involved.
– Three passenger cars have driven into the center rail, it is initially stated, says a team leader at SOS to Kristanstadsbladet.
No injuries have been reported.
Two squirrels ran amok on a train in England on Tuesday, reports the Independent. The squirrels allegedly attacked several passengers and ran through the carriages.
A witness to the incident says that a panic-like situation broke out. Passengers are said to have run off the train and changed carriages.
The staff on the train must have tried for half an hour to remove them with brooms and peanuts – but without success.
The train, which was heading for Gatwick Airport, had to be cancelled.
Photo: AP/TT
Miley Cyrus is being sued for copyright infringement because her song “Flowers” is considered to have too many musical similarities with Bruno Mars’ “When I was your man” from 2012.
According to documents obtained by the entertainment website TMZ, the investment platform Tempo Music Investments, which owns parts of the copyright to Mars’ song, claims that the chorus, harmony, melody, chord sequence and lyrics were intentionally copied.
However, Bruno Mars is not named as a plaintiff in the application.
A person was found dead outside in Kalix on Tuesday evening. The police have opened a preliminary investigation into murder. According to the police, the investigation is in an “intense initial stage”.
Read more in Aftonbladet’s article.
The police and emergency services were called shortly after 02:00 to a multi-million dollar villa in Bromma.
Upon arrival, a car was found on fire next to the house.
– There is some damage to the carport, but no spread to the villa, says a management operator at the rescue service.
The police have a large operation on site and have blocked off the residential street. Among other things, dog patrols participate in the work.
– We are there with a well-measured resource. There are certain indications that the fire may be arson, says officer on duty Niklas Berglund.
A preliminary investigation into arson has been launched.
North Korea has fired a ballistic missile from its east coast, the militaries of South Korea and Japan say.
The robot appears to have crashed into the sea outside Japan’s economic zone, Japanese NHK reports.
It is the second North Korean test firing in a week. The tests come after the country’s dictator Kim Jong-Un has recently declared that North Korea is building up its ability to strike enemies with nuclear weapons.
After the assassination attempt on Donald Trump at the golf club on Sunday, the Secret Service is demanding action – if the presidential candidate is to continue playing golf.
According to sources, Ronald Rowe, head of the Secret Service, has decided on that New York Times.
Just 24 hours after Ryan Wesley Routh was suspected of the planned assassination attempt on Trump, a meeting with the head of the agency was held at Mar-a-Lago.
– Mr. Rowe told how difficult it is to secure sprawling golf courses, but that Trump’s golf courses are easier than others to secure, a source told the paper.
Helicopter image of the Kilauea volcanic area, taken by the US Geological Survey on Tuesday. Photo: A. Ellis/USGS via AP/TT
One of the world’s most active volcanic groups, Kilauea on the island group of Hawaii, has had a new eruption.
A first sign of volcanic activity was recorded this weekend, followed by new eruptions that intensified on Tuesday.
The volcano is located in a national park, and no settlement was considered to be directly threatened by the volcanic activity.
The eruptions are being measured by the US Geological Survey, which was able to record and take pictures of the shield volcano at 1,250 meters above sea level during a helicopter flyover on Tuesday.
The neighboring volcano Mauna Loa is also located in the national park. The current eruption site is a mile from the nearest road, making tourist visits to the crater rare.
A car has crashed into a concrete foundation on Arenavägen by Globen in southern Stockholm.
– There is information that there has been a high speed, says Mats Eriksson at the police’s regional command centre.
According to the police, the emergency services got a female passenger out of the car.
– She will be taken to hospital. The extent of the damage is unclear, says Mats Eriksson.
According to the police, the driver is suspected of negligence in traffic and causing bodily harm.
Two people have been attacked on a tram in Gothenburg.
The incident occurred at 8:45 p.m.
A person has been arrested on suspicion of minor assault and is being taken into custody for intoxication.
There is no information on the injuries of the affected persons.
A motorcycle has run off the road in Svalöv.
The driver, a man in his 40s, has been taken to hospital by ambulance.
The accident happened just before 8 p.m.
The extent of the damage is unclear.
Swedbank had technical problems on Tuesday evening. Archive image. Photo: Caisa Rasmussen/TT
Swedbank again had technical problems on Tuesday evening. Storbanken’s customers had difficulty logging into the app and the website for a couple of hours.
– Some customers came in and some didn’t, but now it’s working again, says Åsa Lundquist at Swedbank’s press service at around 10:30 p.m.
Also last Saturday, Swedbank had technical problems. Åsa Lundquist cannot answer what caused the disturbances.
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