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There has long been a shortage of semiconductors. But now it has all turned around, reports The Wall Street Journal.

Due to the world economy, the demand for electronics decreases, and thus also the demand for semiconductors.

Inventory levels at manufacturers are now described as the highest in a decade.

Some of the companies affected are the manufacturers Micron Technology, HP, Intel and AMD.

Micron Technology says it will reduce its workforce by 10 percent as a result of the excess supply.

A man in his 20s has been stabbed in Orust.

– We received a phone call from the current address from a person who was there, says Peter Adlersson.

The man was awake and able to speak when the ambulance and police arrived at the scene.

– Now we will talk to others on the spot who have information to give and witnesses. We will do a crime scene investigation. But the investigation situation looks good.

An 18-year-old man who left the home after the incident was arrested nearby by the police.

– He had left but we found him walking outside and checked him and were able to arrest him, says Peter Adlersson.

A preliminary investigation into attempted murder has been launched.

Vladimir Putin is said to have signed the new document today, Norwegian reports The daily newspaperciting Reuters.

The new decision covers all G7 countries, which in December introduced price caps on oil.

The decision is expected to enter into force in February and will apply for five months, until July 1, 2023.

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Over the course of a few months, ten out of a total of 35 diplomats from the Russian embassy in Sweden disappeared. Three of them were deported as the government believed they were working for the Russian intelligence service. Why the others left is unclear.

But now Russia is once again strengthening its presence in Sweden. A total of 27 Russian diplomats are now serving in Sweden, reports SvD.

Säpo has not made public how many diplomats they consider to be spies, but according to Foreign Minister Tobias Billström (M), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintains a close dialogue with Säpo on the issue.

– Sweden’s government acts and protests strongly when Russian diplomatic personnel engage in activities that violate the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, for example conducting illegal activities under what the Security Police usually call a diplomatic cover, says Tobias Billström, to SvD.

He also emphasizes the importance of maintaining diplomatic contacts, especially when Sweden’s relationship with Russia is strained.

A man has been detained on reasonable suspicion of murder after a 55-year-old woman was found dead in an apartment in Malmö on Christmas Eve.

The man, who is in his 40s, was detained at Malmö district court on Tuesday.

The dead woman and man were a couple.

The man denies any wrongdoing.

– He denies the crime and has not acted in the way that the prosecutor believes. He has reacted the way you are expected to react when you meet your dead wife, says his lawyer Ulf Bjermer.

A man in his 70s has died after a traffic accident in Leksand, the police write on their website.

Relatives have been notified.

The accident occurred at 1:30 p.m. when two passenger cars collided with each other on highway 70.

The other car driver, a 65-year-old woman, had to be taken to hospital by ambulance. The extent of the damage is unclear.

After the severe winter storm that swept across the United States, which killed at least 57 people, milder weather is now on the way over large parts of the country, Danish reports Tv2.

Warm winds from the south and southwest are now expected to blow into Texas and Denver, where the temperature is expected to rise to double digits during the day.

In the northeastern parts of the United States, including Michigan and New York, however, the cold continues to persist even though the temperature is expected to rise to around minus five degrees during the day.

Due to the sudden temperature increases, there is now a risk of flooding when large amounts of snow are expected to melt in a short time.

Several cars are involved in two kitchen sinks on the E4 during the afternoon.

At 2:44 p.m., the police, emergency services and ambulance were called to E4 in the Linköping area. According to the alarm, it is a kitchen coat between several cars.

At 14.50 it was time in E4 in Norrköping where several cars collided in a traffic jam.

One lane is completely closed and there are car parts across the road.

The bailiff showed an apartment in Gothenburg that had been put up for forced sale – while the owner was lying dead under the bed.

Now the JO chooses on its own initiative to review the actions of the Swedish Enforcement Agency, according to SVT West.

Just before Christmas, the authority sent a letter to the authority and requested all documents in the case, to see if a further investigation should be initiated.

The man, who was in his 80s when he died, turned out to be the apartment’s owner, who could not be reached. According to the police, the body may have been in the home for several years and no crime is suspected behind the death.

A man in his 30s has been hit by a car in a parking lot in Bäckebol in Gothenburg.

The man was hit while he was working taking care of shopping carts in the parking lot.

He was taken to hospital with unclear injuries.

The police are investigating the incident as a workplace accident.

SMHI has issued yellow warnings for snowfall in large parts of western Götaland and inner Götaland.

The warnings apply from 05:00 to 14:00 in western Götaland and from 07:00 to 16:00 in inner Götaland.

– It is a bit uncertain how much of the snow will be able to settle on the roads, but it looks like it is an estimated five to ten centimeters of snow, says Alexandra Ohlsson, meteorologist at SMHI to TT.

The snow can cause problems for traffic with slippage, slush or poor visibility.