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Two people have been detained on suspicion of an explosion that occurred on Södermalm in Stockholm earlier this fall, TT reports.

The one person is a boy under the age of 18. He is suspected of aggravated public destruction. The other person, a man, is suspected of aiding and abetting the crime.

It was on the night of September 24 that an explosion occurred at an apartment building. The building was heavily damaged and residents had to be evacuated.

Iran’s Prosecutor’s Office announces that it is disbanding the country’s morality police, Norwegian news agency NTB and AFP report.

The announcement comes after months of protests in the country.

The demonstrations erupted after 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died after she was arrested by the country’s morality police. Subsequently, over 14,000 people are said to have been arrested in connection with the protests.

Four people have been executed in Iran, TT reports and refers to a statement from the country’s judiciary.

The four people are accused of having had contact with Israel’s intelligence service Mossad.

According to Iran, the people must have “stolen and destroyed private and state property”. They are also accused of kidnapping and interrogating people.

The Swedish-Iranian doctor and researcher Ahmadreza Djalali is imprisoned in Iran and sentenced to death five years ago.

According to the news agency, he is not one of the four people executed.

The police have been called to Lysekil because a man has been stabbed in the stomach.

The injured man states that he was standing outside his home smoking when several people walked past him and stabbed him.

The police searched the area and found a knife.

The injured man, who is in his 60s, has been taken to hospital.

The incident is being investigated as aggravated assault. No one has been arrested.

Several Chinese cities now state that they will ease some corona restrictions, Reuters reports.

The restrictions are now to be more targeted, something that comes after strong protests from the country’s population.

Urumqi, the capital of the Xinjiang region where the protests started, is set to reopen shopping malls, markets, restaurants and other public places starting Monday, after months of closures.

According to Reuters, protests are still ongoing, although the unrest has calmed down in recent days.

The volcano Semeru on the island of Java in Indonesia erupted on Sunday, The Guardian reports.

Smoke rises 15 kilometers into the air, according to Reuters.

Hot lava flows along the mountain. According to early reports, no one was injured in the incident.

Authorities have warned that the outbreak could have major consequences for residents in the area. People living near the volcano have begun to be evacuated, according to local media.

The country’s disaster agency BNPB has warned people to be closer than eight kilometers from the volcano, according to AFP.

Authorities in Japan have warned of the risk of a tsunami as a result of the eruption.

Ukrainian forces are reported to have crossed the Dnieper River at the now-liberated city of Kherson this weekend.

According to war analysts at the American think tank Institute for the study of war (ISW), they should have raised a Ukrainian flag on the eastern side.

The soldiers have also released pictures where they are seen crossing the river in boats.

According to ISW, a Russian military blogger predicts that the Ukrainian advance in the Kherson region will accelerate to the northeast as it becomes easier for vehicles to drive over the frozen fields. The Ukrainian governor of Luhansk, Serhiy Hajdaj, made a similar forecast on Friday.

According to Nasa, this year’s wheat harvest in Ukraine has been better than expected. But a large part of the harvest is in areas that Russia has occupied since the start of the war, TT reports.

With the help of satellite images, researchers have analyzed the harvest in Ukraine and found that it is 26.6 million tons of wheat.

22 percent of the harvest is on land occupied by Russia. This means that Ukraine lost almost six million tons of wheat worth one billion dollars (ten billion Swedish kronor).

The Social Democrats have great support among Swedes, according to a new voter barometer for December which SVT/Novus done.

The party gets 34.2 percent, which is the strongest rating in the survey since December 2013, writes the channel.

The Sweden Democrats fall behind the most in the survey with minus 1.6 percentage points compared to the election in September.

An extensive drought in the Peruvian part of the Andes mountain range is causing major problems in the country, TT reports.

The situation has led to poor growth in the potato crop, dried up lakes and a difficult situation for the alpacas.

On Saturday, the government declared a state of emergency for 60 days in 100 districts due to water shortage.

Food shortages are also feared to become a reality in the coming months.

The drought is the worst in at least 50 years, according to the news agency.

A man in his 30s was severely beaten in the western Swedish town of Vara just after midnight. He was jumped on by several people and had to receive several punches in the face. The man was unconscious when he was taken to hospital in an ambulance.

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