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The Liberals’ former party leader Nyamko Sabuni talks in “Malou meets” about racist comments within the party.

– Of course, things also happen in the hidden in the party. It could be comments and attitudes that alluded to my background and my skin color, she says.

Furthermore, she says that it is about both oral and written comments.

– My way of dealing with it is to make sure that I get to the positions where I can make a difference, says Sabuni.

During the day, it can be noisy out on the roads in southern Sweden.

SMHI has issued a yellow weather warning from Skåne to Karlstad due to sudden icy conditions that could cause problems from 12:00.

Rain or freezing rain is expected to fall on the roads. This can mean slow traffic, limited accessibility and the risk of delays.

During the night, a man was punched in the face and robbed of his mobile phone when he got off a bus in Gothenburg.

The perpetrator jumped on a bus and left the scene.

The police were called there and made a robbery report.

They have contacted the bus company in the hope of viewing surveillance footage from the bus in question.

Thailand’s military has launched a major rescue operation after one of its navy ships sank off the country’s coast, reports AP.

A total of 106 people were on board when the accident occurred.

75 have been rescued from the water but 31 are still missing.

Three naval vessels and two helicopters are participating in the search.

Strong winds at sea must have caused the ship’s electrical system to be destroyed.

Aircraft alarms sound over the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. People are being asked to seek shelter, Kiev’s military administration said on social media.

During the night, nine Iranian-made suicide drones were shot down in the region by the air defense, according to the military.

Since Friday’s widespread Russian robot attack against large parts of Ukraine, nine million people had had power restored by Sunday evening, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. (TT)

A 17-year-old girl is sentenced for gross negligence in traffic and gross illegal driving after a maddening 190 with an A-tractor in the municipality of Enköping in September, reports Eskilstuna-Kuriren.

During the journey, she drove on the wrong side of the road at an intersection, in a roundabout and on a country road. According to the police patrol, oncoming traffic had to give way to avoid collisions.

The penalty will be 35 hours of youth service and a revoked permit to drive an A tractor. (TT)

Twitter’s controversial owner Elon Musk is asking users on the platform if he should resign and promises to follow the results.

Two hours later, nearly six million users had voted, of which 57.8 percent for the “yes” option.

The poll was published after Twitter on Sunday stopped the ability to link to several competing social media sites, the latest in a series of changes made since Elon Musk took over the company. (TT)

The Vatican suspends the controversial American priest Frank Pavone for “blasphemous communication” on social media and political activism, TT writes.

Pavone is a well-known leader in the American anti-abortion movement. He has been criticized for posts on social media, including a 2016 video of a fetus lying on an altar and an accompanying post urging people not to vote for Democrat Hillary Clinton.

Pavone, who has served as a priest in Texas and Colorado, has also questioned Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 election.

In a video on social media, Pavone denounces the church’s “culture of cancellation” and promises that the “war” against abortion will continue.

A Hawaiian Airlines flight ended up in severe turbulence on Sunday about half an hour before landing in Honolulu – which created chaos in the cabin.

Eleven people are said to have been seriously injured when the turbulence caused the passengers to be lifted from their seats.

A woman tells for the Hawaii News Now site that her mother flew up and hit the ceiling.

The plane, flight 35 from Phoenix, was able to land safely in Honolulu, where a large rescue mission was waiting to receive injured passengers.

278 passengers and ten cabin crew members were on board.

A total of 20 injured people were taken to the emergency room by ambulance.

An early theory is that the unexpected turbulence was created by a thunderstorm moving through the area.

Employees at Iran’s embassy in Stockholm are suspected of beating two people during a protest, reports TV4 News.

The two people entered the embassy last Friday, with one of them applying for an Iranian ID card.

Once there, they carried out a protest against the regime. After that, they are said to have been beaten and deprived of their mobile phones.

According to TV4, a police report has been made. A total of five employees are suspected of abuse and arbitrary proceedings.

Twitter bans users from linking to competing social media sites, the news agency reports AP.

The ban applies to giants such as Facebook and Instagram, but also other platforms such as Matodon, Tribel, Nostr, Post and Trump’s own platform Truth Social.

Users may also not encourage others to follow them on these social media sites.

But other platforms, such as Tiktok, Parler and Linkedin are doing well – why is unclear.

Anyone who breaks the rules risks having their account temporarily suspended.

Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk has received a lot of criticism since he took over the platform. Among other things, because previously suspended users were allowed to come back and several journalists had their accounts closed.