Notice of strike – snuff deficiency threatens

SMS chaos for three and raspberries

Mobile giant three has been affected by operational disruptions.

Affected customers can neither receive SMS and MMS.

“We are actively working to solve the problem,” the company writes on its website.

The operational disorder also affects raspberry users.

“Thanks for your patience!” writes raspberries.

Former FSB manager shall lead peace negotiations

Former FSB manager Sergei Beseda, who was responsible for intelligence operations in Ukraine for Russia’s full-scale invasion, will lead the Russian delegation in next week’s peace talks with the United States.

It reports The Guardian.

Beseda goes to Saudi Arabia on Monday. Both the United States and Russia state that the talks will be about making a temporary ceasefire in port.

The Swedish Agricultural Agency is reviewing proposals after criticism

The Swedish Board of Agriculture wanted to introduce new proposals for pets. Now they have decided to withdraw the proposal.

“The proposal has led to many reactions, both negative and positive,” it says in a press release.

Director -General Christina Nordin says that “the anxiety and anger” have not created good conditions to continue the proposal.

Helicopter accident in Abisko

A helicopter accident has occurred in Abisko, according to P4 Norrbotten.

Several people will be on board.

Several rescue resources are on their way to the site.

Handelsbanken experienced technical disturbance

Handelsbanken experienced technical problems on Thursday. According to the site Downdetector, almost 2,000 people reported interruptions after 16.00.

There were also problems with getting to Handelsbanken’s website.

At 16.30, the bank announced that it was a shorter disturbance but that everything now works as usual again.

ICA’s demands on the government after the meeting

Eric Lundberg, CEO of ICA Sweden, says that today’s meeting between the government and the food giants was longed for.

– It was a good meeting and we have been looking forward to having this dialogue, and looking forward to continued dialogue, he tells Aftonbladet.

According to Lundberg, the government did not place any clear demands on the food giants during the meeting, however, ICA imposed demands on what the government can do.

Among other things, it is about lowering the employer’s contribution and reviewing VAT.

New York Down – Tesla recalls Cybertrucks

After yesterday’s rise in connection with the interest rate announcement from the Federal Reserve, it is all the more gloomy in the initial trade on Wall Street. The New York Stock Exchange initially backs, the S&P 500 index is down 0.7 percent, Nasdaq’s composite index falls 0.9 percent while the Dow Jones industrial index in turn drops 0.6 percent.

Among the shares that backs are the electric car surgeon Tesla, which drops 1 percent after the announcement that the company will revoke 46,000 copies of its model Cybertruck, basically all vehicles manufactured so far for the US market.

This is due to problems with a decorative list that risks loosening from the car.

However, the company makes the assessment that it is only one percent of the cars that pose a risk.

Stop on E20 after accident

A truck and several cars have collided on the E20 between Strängnäs and Eskilstuna.

At present, the road is closed in both directions and traffic is redirected by police.

The road is expected to be open again at 15.45, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.

One got grates over you at the football arena

Police, emergency services and ambulance are currently in Värnamo on the occasion of a workplace accident. A man in his 30s must have been given a grid over him and clamped, police say.

The accident has occurred at the Finnvedsvallen football arena, according to Värnamo News.

The man is seriously injured, says Värnamo Hospital for SVT News Jönköping.

Belly climate criticism for the government

It is in a hurry if the climate goals are to be reached, is the Climate Policy Council’s message to the government. The fastest way to lower emissions is tightened reduction obligation and higher fuel tax.

The conclusion of the Council’s review is that the government’s current climate policy is not enough to reach Sweden’s climate goals and the EU commitments.

The long -term goal is for Sweden to have zero net emissions of greenhouse gases in 2045.

“The gap remains significant, but it is positive that it has gradually shrunk in recent years,” says Åsa Persson, chair of the Council.

Although some decisions in 2024 go in the right direction, it is not enough to outweigh earlier decisions that have helped to increase emissions – especially significantly reduced reduction obligations and reduced tax on gasoline and diesel.

Now the reduction obligation has been raised slightly, but that is not enough, the Council believes.

The government’s own forecasts are considered to be too optimistic and without security margins.

New SMS problems for three

There are currently problems in three. In a statement on its website, the operator writes that there is a problem to send and receive SMS.

“We are actively working to solve it as quickly as possible,” three writes.

The operator had a malfunction earlier in the day, which was reported to be resolved at 14.50.

The EU is postponing customs on bourbon

The European Commission is postponing the introduction of 50 percent customs duties at Bourbon from the United States to mid-April, according to a Commission spokesman.

At the same time, the Trump government is invited to new calls to avoid a customs war between the EU and the United States.

The bourbont tariffs will thus be introduced together with a broader package of countermeasures in response to the Trump government’s 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum.

According to previous decisions, the customs at Bourbon would have been introduced as early as April 1.

In the United States, Bourbon manufacturers have had many days to change before the EU tariffs, including earning deliveries to the EU-which is one of American spread manufacturers by far the largest market.

Donald Trump has threatened to introduce 200 percent duties on all EU alcohol products on the EU facing 50 percent customs duties at Bourbon.

The magazine has caught him on film when they meet him in a hotel lobby.

When Dermot Clemenger sees them, he escapes from the hotel and then runs away.

He refuses to answer Expressen’s questions and then disappears along a street.

UK: 200,000 Russians killed in the war

Between 200,000 and 250,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in the war in Ukraine. This is stated by the British Ministry of Defense on Thursday.

These are the biggest losses of Russia since the Second World War, according to Britain.

“Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Russian military leadership are most likely to prioritize their war goals over the lives of the Russian soldiers,” the statement states.