Nöjesparken Liseberg will not boycott Marabou after the issue was raised at management level on Wednesday, reports the GP.
– Marabou has no production in Russia, and they do not sell there. And since they are not on the EU’s sanctions list, we do not have the legal right to cancel the agreements with Marabou, says Mårten Westlund, PR and communications manager to the newspaper.
According to Westlund, the theme park has continued dialogue with Marabou.
– We are following developments, and the sanctions that have been issued so far.
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At least 10 people have died in a bus accident near the city of Greta in Australia, write BNO News.
A further eleven people have been taken to hospital.
The cause of the fatal crash has not yet been determined. The scene is currently being investigated by the police.
SJ’s website is currently experiencing disruptions to its booking system.
– We are troubleshooting, says Leila Fogelholm, at SJ’s press service.
The technical problem means that you cannot pay for your tickets.
Right now there is no forecast for when the systems can be up and running again.
A teenage boy was taken to hospital on Sunday after a drowning accident outside Jönköping.
Rescue services, police and ambulance were called to the scene where the boy was found in the water.
– CPR was performed on site before the person was taken to hospital, says duty officer Lars-Göran Nilseryd.
There is a heavy fire in a building in central Oslo, Norway.
Work to evacuate people from the building and adjacent buildings is underway, writes Norwegian VG.
The cause of the fire is unclear and there are currently no reports of anyone being injured.
Three people have been shot dead and another ten injured when Russian military opened fire on an evacuation boat, reports Reuters.
The boat was on its way to Kherson, carrying people affected by the explosion of the Kakhovka dam.
On Wednesday, NATO, Sweden and Turkey will meet in a trilateral meeting at official level to discuss Sweden’s NATO membership, the Foreign Ministry confirms for SVT.
Akif Cagatay Kilic, Erdogan’s new security adviser, said on Sunday in a television interview that Sweden is closer to a Turkish yes than last year.
Two men have been arrested in their absence on suspicion of aggravated assault after assaulting a pregnant woman in Bohuslän over the weekend, reports P4 West.
One of the men is said to be the father of the child.
The woman was kicked in the stomach and taken to hospital with serious injuries. It is still unclear whether the fetus was damaged.
The police were looking for a 5-year-old child who was reported missing in Alsike at around 5 p.m.
The police stated shortly after 6 pm that he had been found.
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. Photo: AP
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has signed an order that all Russian “volunteer corps” must sign a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense, reports the BBC.
But the owner of the private army Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin, refuses to sign.
He has previously directed harsh criticism at Defense Minister Sjojgu.
The Kakhovka dam was blown up by Russia to free soldiers from the Kherson area and send them to Bakhmut and Zaporizhzhia to face the Ukrainian offensive, Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister Anna Malyar said.
In front, it concerns Russian infantry soldiers and paratroopers sent north, writes the magazine Meduza.
Nicola Sturgeon. Photo: Robert Perry
Former First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon has been arrested by police, reports Sky News.
The background is an investigation into the finances of the Scottish Nationalist Party, SNP.
Around £600,000 in campaign money, just over SEK 8 million, is said to have been spent illegally.
Sturgeon’s husband and former leader of the SNP, Peter Murrell, has previously been arrested in the tangle together with the party’s former treasurer Colin Beattie.
Just before 19, Sky News reported that Sturgeon had been released from custody.
Just before 3 p.m., police were called to Södermalm in southern Stockholm due to a supporter brawl.
Around 50 people are said to have participated in the fight.
Police are on the scene and have established a preliminary investigation into assault.
A man who was arrested after the shooting in Jordbro, south of Stockholm, on Friday has been released.
He was arrested later, but has written off the suspicions completely, writes TT.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson writes on his Facebook that “this was another dark weekend”.
He further writes that he understands that many are worried, but that he has hope that things can get better.
“One thing is certain: If we do as we have done so far, then it will also go as it has so far. It is not an option,” he concludes his post with.
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It’s still burning so maybe it’s time for an update on the situation…
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The children in the jungle have been found according to American media
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The Nicklas diver
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