The expert: “All previous ceasefires have collapsed”
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Sources: Not Russian sabotage behind the cable breaks
Sources: Not Russian sabotage behind the cable breaks
In recent months, several underwater cables in the Baltic Sea have been damaged, causing concern in several countries. NATO has dispatched ships to patrol the area to protect critical infrastructure.
Suspicions were raised early that Russia was behind the probable sabotage. Now, however, American and European intelligence sources state for Washington Post that they appear to be pure accidents.
Investigations show that crews on poorly maintained vessels may have pulled their anchors over the cables by mistake.
Technical problems for Swedbank
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Technical problems for Swedbank
At the moment, it is difficult to access Swedbank’s services online.
According to the site Downdetector, users have technical problems in both the app and the internet bank.
Sportadmin: All personal data may have been leaked
The Sportadmin app has been exposed to a data breach. Archive image. Photo: Martina Holmberg/TT
Sports admin: All personal data may have been leaked
In the worst case, all personal data for all associations and their members may have been leaked in connection with the cyber attack against the Sportadmin app, the company behind the app writes on its website.
The data breach was discovered on Thursday morning and led to the system being shut down.
On Saturday, the app was once again available for iPhone users and on Sunday it also became available for Android users.
According to Sportadmin’s assessment, it is reasonable to assume that personal data has been leaked, even if it is not known to what extent.
“In the worst possible scenario, all personal data for all associations and their members is covered,” it says on the company’s website.
Associations are asked to be extra vigilant about contact attempts from unknown email users or phone numbers.
Sportadmin is used by around 1,700 sports associations in the country and has a million children and adults as members. It is used, among other things, to administer training opportunities and association information.
Reuters: Tiktok’s website back
Reuters: Tiktok’s website back
After the Tiktok app was shut down in the United States during the day, their website works for some American users, writes Reuters.
It is unclear how many users are involved.
On Sunday, millions of Tiktok users received a message that the app is unavailable “at the moment”.
Young women are treated in the intensive care unit after the elevator accident
Young women are treated in the intensive care unit after the elevator accident
Two 18-year-old women are in intensive care for their injuries after Saturday’s ski lift accident in the ski resort of Astún in the Spanish Pyrenees, writes Sky News and refers to local media.
Fifteen people are said to have been injured when the lift collapsed, three of them seriously.
The cause of the accident is being investigated.
Biden: Gaza deal rests on Trump
Biden: Gaza deal rests on Trump
On Sunday afternoon, US President Joe Biden spoke about the ceasefire that has now come into effect in Gaza.
Then he took the opportunity to greet President-elect Donald Trump.
– The responsibility for implementing the Gaza agreement now rests with the Trump administration, says Biden in the speech.
Fire at preschool in Hisingen
Fire at preschool in Hisingen
A fire has broken out on the outside of a preschool in Brunnsbo on Hisingen, write Gothenburg Post.
The emergency services are working to prevent the fire from flaring up.
– We are demolishing and exposing the facade right now, says Fredrik Johansson, alarm and line operator at the rescue service, to the newspaper.
The Red Cross on their way to pick up the hostages
The Red Cross on their way to pick up the hostages
The Red Cross has now begun the process of retrieving the hostages after they are released by Hamas.
Pictures show several Red Cross vehicles driving in convoy through Gaza.
The video clip below has been shared by Times of Israel journalist Emanuel Fabian on X.
Biden’s final move: Breaking records in pardons
Biden’s last move: Breaking records for pardons
During his last day as president, Joe Biden chooses to have five people pardoned from their crimes, the White House writes in a press release.
Through this, he becomes the American president in history who pardoned the most number of prisoners.
“Today I exercise my power to pardon five individuals and commute the sentences of two individuals who have shown remorse, rehabilitation and reparation. These recipients of clemency have each made significant contributions to the betterment of their communities,” said Biden.
Among the five people pardoned are Kemba Smith Pradia, committed to issues of men’s violence against women, and Ravidath “Ravi” Ragbir, who works for immigrants’ rights.
Brawl on Södermalm – one injured
Brawl on Södermalm – one injured
The police have been called to an area on Södermalm in Stockholm due to a fight between two people.
– One was injured with a sharp object, says Rebecka Landberg, press spokesperson for the police in the Stockholm region.
The person has gone to hospital for a check-up and is said to be slightly injured.
– These are two people who have known each other for a long time, says Rebecka Landberg.
A preliminary investigation into attempted murder has been launched. The police are on site to carry out a crime scene investigation.
Then the hostages must be handed over
Then the hostages must be handed over
At 15:00 Swedish time, Hamas will hand over three Israeli hostages in the first prisoner exchange under the new ceasefire.
The three women Romi Gonen, Doron Steinbrecher and Emily Damari will first be handed over by Hamas to the Red Cross, which will then take them to one of the IDF’s special units in Gaza, writes Al Jazeera. Then they will be taken to a military base in Israel for a health inspection before being taken to a hospital where they can meet their families.
Afterwards, in exchange, Israel will release around 95 Palestinians, 70 of whom are women. At least 30 of the 95 have been detained without suspicion of a crime, reports CNN.
Trump: Save Tiktok
Trump: Save Tiktok
The day before the inauguration ceremony, US President-elect Donald Trump makes a new statement on his social media Truth social.
There he writes “Save Tiktok”.
The US is currently in a heated conflict with Tiktok, after the platform was banned in the country. Millions of US users of Tiktok received a message on Sunday that the app is unavailable “at this time”.
Trump has stated that he will negotiate with Tiktok to reach a solution.
Over 80 dead in tanker accident in Nigeria
Rescue workers put out the fire after the explosion. Photo: Arise News/AP/TT
Over 80 dead in tanker accident in Nigeria
The death toll from a tanker accident in Nigeria on Saturday rises to 86, according to emergency services. More than 50 people have suffered serious burns after the explosion.
The accident occurred on a road between the cities of Abuja and Kaduna in central Nigeria on Saturday morning. A tanker with 60,000 liters of petrol overturned and exploded. People who died are said to have gone to the tanker to collect the petrol that leaked out after it overturned.
The price of petrol in Nigeria has risen drastically in the last 18 months, leading to many people risking their lives to collect petrol following tanker accidents.
Man arrested at business in Östermalm
Man arrested at business in Östermalm
A man has been arrested at a business on Östermalm in central Stockholm during the morning. According to the police, it is about a man who previously made threats against the company.
“The staff lock themselves in a room while waiting for the police to arrive at the scene,” the police write on their website.
The man is now suspected of unlawful threats.
Unrwa: Emergency aid on its way to Gaza
Unrwa: Emergency aid on its way to Gaza
The first emergency aid is on its way into Gaza, reports the UN aid organization Unrwa. On Platform X, UNRWA writes that 4,000 trucks are ready to enter Gaza.
Half of them contain food.
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