Mexican politicians murdered – others in a short time

Los Angeles mayor cancels curfew

The nightly curfew in the southern parts of the million city of Los Angeles in the United States is lifted, the city’s mayor Karen Bass announces according to AP.

The curfew was introduced just under a week ago to curb the extensive and to some extent violent protests against President Donald Trump’s migration policy.

According to Bass, the curfew has protected shops, restaurants and residents in the city from being exposed to vandals.

Since the protests broke out on June 7, the Los Angeles police have arrested 575 people, according to the LA Times.

Highest readiness after huge volcanic eruption

The volcano Lewotobi Laki-Laki on the island of Flores in Indonesia has had an outbreak on Tuesday afternoon, local time.

The huge mushroom -shaped ash cloud reaches over ten kilometers up in the air according to Sky News.

There are no reports that any people have been injured. But local authorities have raised the level of preparedness to the highest, and warns that heavy rain can potentially trigger lava flows in river.

The latest volcanic eruption at Lewotobi Laki-Laki took place as late as May.

Deadline for the sale of Tictok can be extended

US President Donald Trump is likely to “probably” extend the time for the sale of TikTok once more.

“Yes, yes, probably,” the president replied when he was asked on Tuesday.

In the autumn of 2024, a law was adopted in the United States, which prohibits the use of Tiktok in the country – as long as the app is owned by China. The condition for TikTok to be used in the United States is therefore that the app turns into American ownership.

When Trump took over as president in January, he signed a presidential order that would give Tiktok’s owner more time to find an American buyer. In early April, the deadline was extended.

Missing 13-year-old found

Police went out with a search for a 13-year-old girl in Sundsvall who has been missing since 15 o’clock on Monday.

A search effort was going on and the police received tips from the public.

Just before 21.30, the police announce that the girl is found.

She is said to be at good vigor.

Moped accident in Malmö

A moped driver is taken to hospital by ambulance after colliding with a post at Nydalatorget in Malmö, writes Sydsvenskan.

The accident occurred at 18.40.

Elon Musk is tuning New York

Elon Musk’s media platform X sues the state of New York, Bloomberg writes.

In the lawsuit, which was submitted on Tuesday, X claims that a law that requires social media companies to report on how they handle hate propaganda, extremism and disinformation violate the US Constitution.

X wants a ruling in the court that states that the regulations are unlawful and prevent New York from introducing them.

Children hit by car

A child was hit by a car in northern Uddevalla this afternoon.

The child has been taken by ambulance to hospital. It is currently unclear how seriously injured the child is.

Battle in multi -family houses – large police operation

Something has slammed outside an exterior door to a multi -family house in Danderyd, north of Stockholm.

“It came in as a fire and a smoke -filled stairwell, someone heard a bang before,” said police spokesman Carina Skagerlind.

No person has been physically injured, but there is less damage to the front door. Right now it is unclear what has been melted.

Several patrols are in place in the area and interrogate witnesses and are looking for perpetrators.

Both dog patrols and a helicopter participate in the effort.

National bomb protection and forensic technicians will investigate the stairwell, which is currently blocked off.

The residents must not leave their homes before the survey is complete.

Ukrainians may be able to call freely in the EU

Ukraine is invited to EU’s free telephone roaming from the turn of the year.

“We want Ukrainian citizens to be linked to their loved ones over both the EU and in their home country. That’s why we propose that Ukraine join our roaming family,” said EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in a press release.

If approved by EU countries, this means that Ukrainians from 1 January 2026 can call from its Ukrainian mobile phones in the EU at the same cost as in the home country. In this case, the same rules will also apply to EU citizens visiting Ukraine.

The water leak in Sandviken under control

An acute water leak that hit the entire Sandviken occurred at 16 in the afternoon.

At 20.30, the leak was under control.

But the Sandviken residents are still urged to save on water with repair.

Sentenced Prosecutor is fired – relatives with gang leaders

A prosecutor convicted of a violation of the duty of confidentiality is dismissed from the Prosecutor’s Office, the State Responsibility Board has decided, writes Dagens Juridik.

The prosecutor, who is a cousin with the gang leader Ismail Abdo, has been convicted in both the district court and the High Court. The woman has not been suspected of helping Abdo, but she has shared confidential information about, among other things, a murder investigation with a sibling.

She has admitted that she shared the information, but refused to crime.

Karlsbro should not become party leader for L

The Liberals will have a new party leader. But it will not be the European Parliamentary Karin Karlsbro (L), she says during a question time in the European Parliament.

“No, I’m sitting here,” she says.

She continues that it is not relevant to move home to Sweden right now, but she intends to fully focus on her assignment in Parliament.

– I can’t think of anything more meaningful in my life right now.

The pie couple from “Gvfö” awaits children

Ninni and Nicklas Broberg from “Gift at first glance” are expecting their first child.

They write that on Instagram.

They made themselves known as the “pie pair” in the SVT program.

“Now we are finally heading for our next big adventure together and have a small pie in the oven!”, They write in the post.

Government staff were threatened

A man at the age of 45 during the day has threatened staff at a state authority in Uppsala.

The police moved out at 13.35.

In addition to threatening the staff, he must have spit and screamed.

Now he is suspected of illegal threats.