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A person has been hit by a tram in Gothenburg.

The extent of the damage is currently unclear. Emergency services, ambulance and police have been called to the scene.

– Traffic at Berzeliigatan and Sten Sturegatan has been closed due to the accident, says police spokesperson Fredrik Svedmyr.

The text is updated.

Aung San Suu Kyi, 77, is sentenced to another seven years in prison, reports The New York Times.

She was deposed in a military coup in 2021 and has since been imprisoned and accused of corruption. Now she has been sentenced to a total of 33 years in prison.

Her lawyers plan to appeal. Last week, the UN Security Council called on the military junta to release Aung San Suu Kyi.

A fight has broken out at a restaurant in Gamlestaden in Gothenburg.

About 30 people must be involved.

– There must have been people who came in and started breaking things and then it degenerated into a bigger fight, says police spokesperson Fredrik Svedmyr.

There are no reports of anyone being seriously injured.

– It is a person who is looked over by the ambulance staff, otherwise it is a cracked lip and nosebleed.

Moscow’s Chief Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmid has fled Russia and is living in exile after refusing to support the Russian invasion.

Now he urges other Jews to leave the country.

– We see rising anti-Semitism while Russia goes back to a new kind of Soviet Union, and step by step the Iron Curtain falls again. That’s why I think the best option for Russian Jews is to leave, he says The Guardian.

Daniel Bäckström, candidate for new party leader in the Center Party, has been injured in a skid accident.

On Christmas Day he slipped and broke his ankle and calf.

“The right foot was like a few centimeters lower than it used to be and lay there like a traffic-damaged elk leg. Couldn’t manage,” he writes on Facebook.

Bäckström was helped by relatives and was then taken to hospital by ambulance. He praises the nursing staff at the Central Hospital in Karlstad, but writes that he did not sleep very well in the common room.

“Other patients were often able to call for help and that they were talking roughly as usual. I think it can be instructive for elected officials to follow up and repeatedly experience,” he writes.

Bäckström left the hospital after having foot surgery.

One person has been arrested after the brutal stabbing death of four young students in Idaho in November, according to sources NBC.

Killers crept into the three-story off-campus building and stabbed the students, three women and one man, to death in their beds.

The police have not yet confirmed the arrest, but have called a press conference at midnight, Swedish time.

A policeman from Stockholm has sent messages of a “gross sexual nature” and pictures of himself in uniform and handcuffs to a woman on a dating app.

It has not been looked upon kindly by the police – who reported him to the authority’s personnel responsibility board.

“In an overall assessment of the circumstances in the case, the department believes that a possible penalty cannot stop at a warning,” writes the department where the police work.

The woman states in questioning that she marked that the pictures were not appreciated. She initially hesitated to report out of fear of what the police officer might do, according to the report.

Prosecutors have also investigated whether the police were guilty of misconduct and sexual harassment. The investigation has been closed and the criminal suspicion dismissed.

Finland’s Minister of Defense Antti Kaikkonen believes that 2023 will be the year when Finland can join NATO and that at the latest in July when NATO has its summit in Lithuania, reports EPN.

– We meet NATO’s membership criteria and are committed to the memorandum of understanding that Finland, Sweden and Turkey signed at the summit in Madrid. I think there are strong reasons to believe that Finland will be a member of NATO at the NATO summit in Vilnius, he says.

A 25-year-old man in Pakistan was sentenced in May to life imprisonment for the rape of a young deaf woman, writes The Guardian.

But after an elderly council intervened, the 25-year-old escapes punishment. This after the man and the victim’s family agreed that the man and the woman should marry.

The official document states that the compromise exists to benefit the child to the mother. The mother became pregnant as a result of the rape.

The decision has faced much criticism among groups and activists who say it legitimizes sexual violence against women in the country.

Six people were arrested after a suspected murder of a person in Skutskär outside Gävle.

During the day, four of those arrested were released and the other two were detained. Now the Public Prosecutor’s Office announces that the arrest for the two people is lifted.

The suspicions remain, according to the prosecutor.

On Christmas Eve, a man in his 40s was arrested on suspicion of murder.

This after his partner, a 55-year-old woman, was found dead in an apartment on Sorgenfri in Malmö.

On Tuesday, the man was reasonably suspected of murder, the lower level of suspicion. He denies wrongdoing.

Now he has been released at large.

Chamber prosecutor Pia Björnsson writes to P4 Malmö house that she lifted the arrest “after an autopsy had been carried out as it was most likely a case of illness”.