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Jens Stoltenberg plans to leave his post as Secretary General in October.

But now US President Biden has urged him to continue for another year, according to sources for NRK.

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Britain’s former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has got a new job. He will write columns in the British newspaper Daily Mail, writes British newspaper The Independent.

Johnson announced last week that he is leaving his seat in parliament.

At the same time, there are reports that Johnson is considering standing in an upcoming mayoral election in London, according to The Independent. According to the newspaper, he may run as an independent candidate.

Johnson was Mayor of London between 2008 and 2016.

The city of Gothenburg stops sales of Mondelez products.

As of today, wholesalers can no longer buy coffee, Oboy, Marabou and other products from the company.

“It is important that the City of Gothenburg does what we can to show solidarity with Ukraine. We should not support companies that still have their operations in Russia,” says Eva Ternegren (MP), chairman of the purchasing and procurement committee in a press release.

The municipal union announced a strike a week ago for staff at twelve golf courses around the country. This is to raise the minimum wages, something that the employers opposed.

The issue is considered so important that the entire LO now issues a long line of sympathy strike notices, TT reports.

Several of LO’s 14 confederations of sympathy notify their respective counterparts already now, the rest will follow later.

The government and Sweden’s municipalities and regions, SKR, have extended the agreement that was concluded in December last year. The government writes this in a press release.

The agreement applies to vaccination against covid-19 and it will apply until the end of the year.

– By extending the agreement with SKR, we ensure that in the future there is also good access to vaccines throughout the country, says Minister of Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (KD), in the press release.

The police in Halland write on their website that a woman in Halmstad has set a fire on her property despite a fire ban and has therefore been reported under the LSO, the law on protection against accidents.

The police write that burning bans prevail in many municipalities due to the drought.

The ministers’ salaries will be increased on 1 July following a decision by the Ministers’ Remuneration Board. The Riksdag writes in a press release.

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson’s new salary will be SEK 191,000 a month, an increase of SEK 7,000.

For other ministers, the salary will amount to SEK 150,500.

Ukraine claims to have shot down several Russian robots aimed at the Kiev region, writes TT.

The information comes at the same time as several African leaders arrived in the Ukrainian capital to begin attempts at peace mediation.

“The Russian robots are a clear message to Africa: Russia wants more war, not peace,” Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba writes on Twitter.

Maria Larsson (KD), Carl Bildt (M) and Beatrice Ask (M) in the DJ-tags 2014. Photo: AFTONBLADET

DJ Battle, who was supposed to celebrate 15 years during this year’s Almedal Week, will instead be shut down, Veckans Brief reports.

The event had become one of Almedalen’s largest with nearly 3,000 participants annually. It was started in 2009 by Dagens Media with Rolf van den Brink as DJ.

During yesterday, the police received an alarm about loud bangs in Biskopsgården in Gothenburg.

According to information to Aftonbladet, several people had been shot and fled the scene.

The police have now arrested a person connected to the events. The person must be interrogated before a decision is made on a possible arrest

Inflation fell to 6.1 percent in the euro zone in May. It is the lowest level in over a year. In April, inflation was 7.0 percent at an annual rate, TT reports.

The figure for May was in line with analysts’ expectations, according to Bloomberg.

Looking at the EU as a whole, inflation was 7.1 percent in May, down from 8.1 percent in April.

Prices of food, alcohol and tobacco mainly contribute to the inflation ceiling, writes Eurostat in a press release.

Hungary will vote on Sweden’s NATO membership before the summit in Vilnius, reports The Local with reference to AFP.

The summit in Vilnius starts on 11 July.

Hungary, together with Turkey, are the only countries that have not ratified Sweden’s application.

The orange fishing boats on their way into Gothenburg Photo: Skärmavbild/ Marinetraffic.com

Around 20 fishing boats sail towards Gothenburg in a protest action against offshore wind power, GP reports.

The promotion is carried out by the Swedish Fishermen’s Producer Organization. Protests are also carried out in Varberg and Lomma.

“If society wants wind power, then build wind power, but don’t build marine wind farms in Swedish fishing’s best fishing spots, because then you kill the base industry Swedish professional fishing and Swedish marine food production,” writes the organization’s chairman Peter Ronelöv Olsson in a press release.

The organization believes that it is a “rare bad decision” to allow the establishment of the Kattegatt Syd and Galene wind farms in the Kattegatt.

The aim of the campaign is to drive into Lilla Bommen in Gothenburg by Hisingsbron, and then drive out again.

– Today we are nice, but then we stand on the barricades, says Peter Ronelöv Olsson, to GP.

On Friday morning, the police were alerted about a woman who had been hit by a car in Mjölby.

The woman, who is in her 60s according to Region Östergötland, must have been hit at a pedestrian crossing. Her injury status should be stable.

A report of causing bodily harm will be drawn up by the police.