Man beaten outdoors in Malmö

Police are investigating several cable breaks

The police are investigating several cases of suspected sabotage in Western Sweden, reports P4 Gothenburg.

It is about several cable breaks in, among other things, the ground and on the rail network.

Erik Nord, via the regional investigation unit in the West Police Region, does not rule out that it could be about impact via proxy, reports the channel.

Lions saved from the front in Ukraine

Five lions have been rescued from the war in Ukraine.

The traumatized lions have been moved to a sanctuary in England after an international effort.

A lion male and three lion females arrived this month and joined the fourth lion female, which came as early as August.

The animals were abandoned by their owners when they were found near the front line.

“All these five lions are originally from the illegal trade in pets and wildlife,” says Cameron Whitnall, CEO of the Fristaden Big Cat Sanctuary.

Trump can change customs to tictok

US President Donald Trump states that he is considering Lightening the customs against China if the country agrees to sell Tiktok.

There is just over a week left for the deadline to find an American owner.

“Maybe I give them a little reduction in customs or something to get it done,” says Trump according to the BBC.

It was at the beginning of the month that Trump introduced customs against Chinese goods.

Nine injured in Russian drone attack

Nine people were injured in a comprehensive Russian drone attack against Ukraine’s second largest city Charkiv on Wednesday evening, according to Ukraine’s state rescue service.

Attack drones hit the city in several waves. Four fires arose and several civilian buildings, including apartment buildings, were destroyed in the attack.

Among the injured is a 12-year-old girl, says President Volodymyr Zelenskyj. “No country should have to go through this,” he writes on social media.

Seoul: 3,000 North Korean soldiers to Russia

North Korea sent another 3,000 soldiers to Russia in January and February, according to South Korea’s military.

About 11,000 North Korean soldiers have already been sent to fight against Ukraine on Russia’s side, especially in the Russian course region. Among them, 4,000 have been believed to be killed or injured, according to the South Korean military intelligence.

North Korea is also said to have continued to support Russia and the Russian attack war with significant amounts of robots, artillery pieces and grenades.

Japan’s tickets fall on the stock exchange

The big Japanese car manufacturers’ stock prices fell in the initial Thursday trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, after US President Donald Trump announced 25 percent customs duties on all vehicles manufactured outside the United States from April 2.

Toyota, the world’s largest car manufacturer, fell 4 percent at opening. Honda, who counts more than half of its revenue from North America, lost about 3 percent. Nissan backed 3.5 percent, while Mazda raged more than 5 percent.

South Sudan’s Vice President Gripen

South Sudan’s Vice President Riek Machar, Rival to the country’s President Salva Kiir, was arrested on Wednesday.

A convoy with 20 heavily armed vehicles entered Machar’s residence in the capital Juba and carried him away, according to a statement from his party.

The UN Peace President’s forces in South Sudan, Unmiss, said on Thursday that the reports of the arrest constitute a dangerous escalation in the conflict between the two rival leaders that included a fragile peace settlement in 2018.

Information about US politicians is out on the web

E -mail addresses and mobile numbers belonging to Donald Trump’s ministers and advisers are open on the Internet, writes Der Spiegel.

There should also be passwords for social media platforms such as Instagram and LinkedIn.

One who is affected is Trump’s security adviser Mike Waltz, who is in blustery weather after inviting a journalist to an encrypted war.

It is also US intelligence manager Tulsi Gabbard and American defense minister Pete Hegseth.

Trump introducing car tolls on non-American cars

USA. President Donald Trump announced today that he is planning to introduce new tariffs on cars.

During a meeting he should have said that he will introduce a duty of 25 percent for “all cars that are not manufactured in the United States”.

– We sign a presidential decrees today that will lead to enormous growth in the automotive industry, he says.

Trump has long suggested plans to introduce severe customs duties

He has said that things will happen April 2. The plan should originally have been to introduce reciprocal customs duties for the countries that are already acting with the United States.

So to add as much fees as the trading partner.

However, it has been unclear until now exactly what the decisions will be. It has also recently led to uncertainty on the stock exchange.

Two people injured in violence in Bjärred

Police were alerted tonight to a home in Bjärred outside Lund as two people were found with cutting and stab injuries. One of the persons is taken by ambulance to hospital with unclear injury situation.

The other person is controlled by ambulance personnel in place.

According to Aftonbladet, it should be a man and a woman who is injured. It should be the man who is taken to hospital.

Initial investigative measures have been initiated and technicians have been bid to the scene, the police write on their website.

“The incident is classified as attempted murder or murder,” says Lina Friberg at the police in Skåne.

A man in his 60s is arrested, suspected of attempted murder.

The arrested and the injured have some kind of relationship with each other since before, according to the police.

Swedish man is convicted of abuse in Norway

A Swedish man in his 50s is sentenced to three years and four months in prison for abusing Madelen, 14, writes VG.

The verdict states that the man, who was a substitute at the treatment home where Madelen lived at, had several sexual relationships with the 14-year-old.

He is also convicted of violating three other girls at the treatment home.

GW and Pehrson (L) smoked together in SVT

Police professor Leif GW Persson and Education Minister Johan Pehrson (L) smoked together tonight in the SVT program “Week”.

The discussion subject was gang crime, but Persson and Pehrson did not really agree.

Neither about measures nor solutions.

– We do not agree anywhere. And I am pleased. Really, a damned Leif GW Persson told host Camilla Kvartoft.

Zelenskyjj: Russia wants to extend the war

Ukraine and Russia agree on a ceasefire at sea in the Black Sea.

At the same time, Russia has denied an American proposal for a total ceasefire, says Zeleskyjj at a press conference with France’s President Emmanuel Macron in Paris.

– Russia wants to extend this war. We need to put pressure on Russia so that it really ends, says Zelenskyj.

During the evening, Macron announced that France will give Ukraine an additional two billion euros, corresponding to approximately SEK 22 billion, in support.

Aftonbladet won the prestigious prize

The gala “Daily newspaper of the year” is currently underway and Aftonbladet has been praised greatly.

First, Sportbladet brought home the prestigious award “Reader Business of the Year”.

– If you work with sports you love to win, so this is very fun, says Sportbladet’s manager Magnus Herbertsson.

A little later, Aftonbladet was praised for “Monitoring of the Year” for the review by Anna Kinberg Batra.

– It feels incredibly fun, says Aftonbladet’s reporter Olof Svensson, who has done the review together with Fredrik Björkman.