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A 25-year-old man is being charged at the Borås district court today for several cases of aggravated rape against children, the police write.

The man was arrested in mid-August.

Among other things, the police secured evidence against the man through a house search, where they went through emails and materials in various cloud services.

Two teenagers are requested to be detained on probable cause on suspicion of murder or possibly aiding and abetting murder.

This after a man was shot to death in a home in Tullinge last Friday.

– My opinion is that the evidence was strengthened during the time the suspects were detained. Therefore, I request that they be detained on probable cause, says Mikael Carlsson, chamber prosecutor at Södertörn’s prosecutor’s chamber in a press release.

A man is accused of assaulting his girlfriend in an apartment in Stockholm at the end of February, and a decision on detention was made two days later.

Now it is clear that the artist will be charged with assault.

Read more here.

A man has been found dead in an apartment in north-east Gothenburg.

The police suspect that the man has been killed and the incident is being investigated as murder, alternatively manslaughter.

One person has been arrested at the scene. The residence has been cordoned off.

The Hungarian delegation has visited the Speaker of Sweden’s Riksdag, Andreas Norlén, reports TT. They are satisfied with the visit, says Csaba Hende, the deputy speaker of the Hungarian parliament.

– We support Sweden’s NATO membership, he says.

Hende describes the meeting as “warm and friendly” and that it gave perspective on a new start.

– We made it clear that the Hungarian government, the Hungarian president, the prime minister and most of the Hungarian parliamentarians clearly support Swedish NATO membership.

However, he suggested that Swedish politicians based facts on untruths about Hungary’s rule of law principles.

– It would be desirable that Swedish politicians, government representatives and members of the EU Parliament, based on completely untrue facts, do not indicate or imply that there is a lack of rule of law in a country.

TT then asked if Hungary had problems with the rule of law, the rights of LGBTQ people and the freedom of the media.

– I don’t see such problems, but everything can of course be discussed. But you shouldn’t spread lies.

The Hungarian parliament is expected to make a decision later in March to approve Sweden’s NATO membership.

At least eight people who are believed to belong to the same family have been found executed in their car in central Honduras on Monday, TT reports.

The police suspect that a land dispute between families is connected to the murders.

The family members are said to have been shot dead when they were on their way home to the city of Comayagua.

Every day, between ten and 15 people are murdered in Honduras, according to human rights organizations.

Two trucks have collided at an intersection in Vinslöv in Hässleholm.

– It is unclear what caused the collision. There are no reports of personal injuries, says Patric Fors at the police.

Hallandstrafiken has chosen to cancel all bus services after Tuesday’s snowstorm. There is no forecast for when the buses will start running again.

“The weather situation has rapidly deteriorated in the entire county and for safety reasons it is no longer possible to drive the buses,” writes Hallandstrafiken on its website.

There is no forecast for when the bus service will resume.

Read more about the snow storm here.

Chinese President Xi Jinping condemns the “US-led oppression” of China by the West. The president said this during a speech in Beijing on Monday, according to the state-run news agency New China (Xinhua), reports TT.

The government has lost 16 percentage points in the Confidence Barometer’s latest survey, reports Sweden’s Radio Echo.

The fall from 50 to 34 percent is the biggest that has been measured since the measurements started in 1997.

– On the one hand, it is a more challenging situation with very large price increases, interest rate increases and perhaps a falling krona. There has also been a discussion about election promises, electricity subsidies and freedom of amortization, says Toivo Sjörén, head of opinion at Kantar Public, to the radio.

Two people, a 17-year-old boy and an 18-year-old man, have been stabbed and killed in Tåstrup in Copenhagen, Danish TV2 reports.

Another 17-year-old was stabbed during the attack. His injuries are not life-threatening, local police said.

– The investigation is still in an initial stage, so we cannot establish a motive yet. But everything indicates that it is an internal incident, says police chief Morten Steen.