Suspected mustard gas in the Gothenburg archipelago

A 17-year-old from Sweden is suspected of involvement in a shooting in Copenhagen on Monday, Danish police write on X. He will be brought before a remand judge in the morning and requested to be detained on suspicion of attempted murder.

The shooting took place on Falkoner Allé in Frederiksberg.

It is the third time in the same week that a Swedish teenager has been suspected of attempted murder in Denmark.

A woman has become stuck in a machine at a workplace in Östra hamnen in Malmö, the police write on their website.

The woman’s condition is still unclear.

Photo: Stina Stjernkvist/TT / TT News Agency

Monday was red hot on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The day ended at minus 2.6 percent, after sharp falls on several major stock exchanges worldwide.

On Tuesday, however, the Stockholm Stock Exchange opened on the plus side again – OMXSPI is up 1.3 percent, while OMXS30 is up around 1 percent.

At least 109 people have died in Bangladesh after Monday’s demonstrations, write NRK.

On Monday, protesters stormed Prime Minister Shekh Hasina’s residence.

Since the demonstrations began in early July, at least 300 people have been killed and at least 11,000 people arrested.

During Tuesday night, the police received an alarm about a burglary at a bank in Bålsta in Håbo.

– It is unclear which department is stolen, says police spokesperson Tobias Alen Svalbro.

No perpetrator remains at the scene when the police arrive.

Photo: Fatima Tuj Johora / AP

Bangladesh’s garment factories will remain closed for the time being.

Yesterday, Prime Minister Shekh Hasina resigned and fled the country after large demonstrations against her and a controversial labor law.

Four factories were set on fire during the protests. A decision on when the factories will open will come on Tuesday, according to a spokesperson for the industry and the export association in the country, Reuters reports.

Last night, the police were alerted that a 25-year-old man kicked a hedgehog in central Kalmar.

The person who called the police watched over the person until the police got there.

The man was taken into custody under the Act on the Treatment of Intoxicated Persons (LOB) and is suspected of animal cruelty.

The hedgehog died.

A police helicopter was shot at with a green laser in Löddeköpinge on Monday evening, the police say.

Two young boys between the ages of 13 and 15 who were found at a preschool were suspected of crime.

A report of attempted aviation sabotage, violation of the Radiation Protection Act and attempted serious assault was made.

Photo: Mikael Nilsson

One person has been found dead in Malmö, the police write on their website.

It is about a woman who was found dead outdoors in a residential area and a man has been arrested, the police say on the spot.

– We suspect that it may be a crime and therefore we have started a preliminary investigation into murder, says Evelina Ohlsson, press spokesperson for the police in the South region.

However, the police spokesperson says that no one has been arrested.

– I have not received any information, says Evelina Ohlsson.

The woman was in her 30s, according to SVT Nyheter Skåne.

According to information to Sydsvenskan the woman must have fallen from a balcony on the seventh floor.

Relatives have been notified.

A preliminary investigation into murder has been launched and the police are on site and working with, among other things, door knocking.

Read more here.

Photo: LM Otero / AP

Kamala Harris has now been formally chosen as the Democrats’ presidential candidate, AP reports.

The party announced this late on Monday evening.

Harris has yet to announce his running mate.

A 39-year-old man is on trial in Denmark on Tuesday as he is suspected of attacking Danish Prime Minister Mette Fredriksen on an open street in central Copenhagen in early June, reports Sweden’s Radio Ekot.

Fredriksen spoke out after the assault and said it was terrifying.

– As a person, it feels like an attack on me. I was beaten. But I have no doubt that it was the Prime Minister that the blow was aimed at. In that sense, it also becomes a kind of attack on all of us, Mette Fredriksen said after the attack.

During the night, US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris had a meeting in the “situation room” about the conflict in the Middle East and the threat posed by Iran.

“We were updated on the threat from Iran and its proxies,” Biden writes on X.

Right now, the US is preparing for a possible attack and strengthening its presence in the region. The Pentagon has stated that more warplanes and warships are being sent to the area.

After today’s meeting Kamala Harris signed X that Israel has their “unwavering support”.

“While we are preparing support for Israel’s defense against Iran and Iran-backed terrorist groups, we are also working to reduce tension in the region and prevent escalation,” she writes.

Earlier in the night, an American military base in Iraq was attacked. Several were injured in the attack, but who is behind it is unclear.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange takes a big shot upwards on Tuesday morning, after Monday’s strong run.

After just over half an hour of trading, the key Nikkei 225 index had risen 8.6 percent – while the broader Topix index was up 9.1 percent.

It is a completely different tone than on Monday, when the Nikkei 225 index fell over 12 percent at the close. It was the biggest crash since the so-called “Black Monday” in 1987 when the Nikkei fell 14.9 percent.

Souvenir shops entirely dedicated to Colombian drug lord Escobar may be banned. Archive image. Photo: Fernando Vergara/AP/TT

Souvenirs depicting the late drug lord Pablo Escobar should be banned in Colombia, according to a new bill.

According to the bill, whoever sells souvenirs depicting Escobar or other criminals must be fined the equivalent of 18,000 Swedish kronor. Even people who wear caps, t-shirts and other garments with the drug baron’s image should be fined.

The proposal has received both rice and praise: For souvenir sellers, it is a major source of income.

– Many people make a living from this, says Rafael Nieto, who sells fridge magnets and t-shirts with a picture of Pablo Escobar’s Colombian ID card.

Those who are in favor of the ban, on the other hand, believe that it is time to wash away the country’s reputation as a hangout for mafia bosses.

– There are other ways to sell our country to the world, says Cristian Avendaño from Colombia’s Green Party, which drafted the bill.