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Brazil wants to buy more Jas planes from Sweden and Saab. Archive image. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT
Sweden wants to buy military transport planes from Brazil – and Brazil wants to buy more Jas Gripen planes from Sweden.
On Saturday, a declaration of intent was signed in Brazil between the countries’ defense ministers Pål Jonson (M) and José Múcio in Natal. Negotiations are now underway between the parties concerned.
– It is clear that it is about billions of dollars, but I do not want to preempt the upcoming negotiations. Of course, there are still some steps to be taken, but important progress has been made today. There is a broad consensus from the Brazilian side and the Swedish side, says Jonson to TT.
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Police on site in Sundbyberg. Photo: Aftonbladet
The police receive an alarm about shooting at an apartment in Sundbyberg and have a large effort at the scene.
A door has been hit by several shots.
One person is slightly injured.
Read more in Aftonbladet’s article.
A man in his 70s has died as a result of his injuries after a fire in an attic in Södermalm.
Relatives have been notified.
Read more here.
A woman has been taken to hospital by ambulance after being hit by a car in Södertälje.
The extent of the damage is unclear.
The accident occurred at 7 p.m.
The police’s camera monitoring center is trying to search for the incident to see if it was caught on film.
Incidents are investigated as negligence in traffic and causing bodily harm.
A 65-year-old man is a suspect.
The Taliban have been invited to participate in the UN climate summit, writes AFP.
It is the first time since they took over power in Afghanistan in 2021 that they have been invited.
The Taliban have single-handedly tried to deal with the effects of global warming, blaming floods and lack of government aid on foreigners, writes Washington Post.
But at the same time, it is not believed that natural disasters occur “unless God wants it to happen”.
– The fact that it’s raining even though Google said it should be sunny is God’s way of saying “I’m the boss”, says Professor Abdul Hadi Safi at the Taliban-run Afghanistan Science Academy to the Washington Post.
A car and a bus have collided in Kortedala in Gothenburg, write GP.
Emergency services, police and ambulance are called to the scene.
It is unclear if anyone is injured.
– We have closed the road completely in the northbound direction towards Rymdtorget, says Anders Helmborn, alarm and control operator at the rescue service, to the newspaper.
Here they gather in central Valencia on Saturday. Photo: Emilio Morenatti / AP
Over 130,000 Spaniards are protesting in Valencia against the government’s late handling of the weather disaster.
Words like “resign” and “murderer” echo between the houses, reports El Mundo.
Much of the anger is directed at the region’s president, Carlos Mazón, who has been difficult to reach during the disaster.
– Mazón, come out of your hiding place, shout the demonstrators.
A person has been found dead in a forest thicket in an industrial area in Eskilstuna, something like The Eskilstuna courier was the first to report on.
A private person found the dead person earlier today and raised the alarm.
– The circumstances are unclear. We don’t know how long the person has been there, says Erik Creutz, officer on duty at the police.
The deceased has not yet been identified. The incident is being investigated as a murder.
There are no suspects at this time.
Read more here.
An 11-year-old boy in Washington, USA, called SOS after he found his parents dead.
The incident occurred on October 31 and the police suspect that the parents may have killed each other.
The woman had knife and gunshot wounds and the man had knife wounds.
The boy was playing video games and wearing headphones when his parents argued in the next room.
When he then went in to them, he found them both dead.
One person is injured with a knife after a fight in the center of Skärholmen in southern Stockholm.
The extent of the injuries is unclear and the person has been taken to hospital.
Several of the people who were involved in the fight have run from the scene.
No one has been arrested so far, but the police have a description of the suspect. The incident was also captured on surveillance video.
A perpetrator has attacked a monastery in Valencia, reports El Mundo.
One person has died and seven have been injured.
According to the newspaper, the perpetrator’s goal was to “kill the monks”.
Senior Trump adviser Bryan Lanza speaks out BBC that Ukraine must have a “realistic vision for peace”.
– If President Volodymyr Zelenskyy comes to the negotiating table and says that he must get the Crimean peninsula back, he shows that he is not serious, he says.
The Crimean peninsula has been annexed by Russia since 2014, and Zelenskyy has said he wants to take the territory back before he can make peace with Russia.
– If he wants to get Crimea back, and for American soldiers to fight for it, then he has to fend for himself, says Lanza.
Joe Biden and Donald Trump earlier this year. Photo: Jacquelyn Martin/AP
Biden and Trump are to meet on Wednesday, Reuters reports.
US President Joe Biden will receive President-elect Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
It is tradition in the United States for the outgoing president to invite the incoming president to a meeting at the White House after the election.
It will be the first meeting between the two since Trump was elected on November 5.
A villa in Sjöbo is on fire, the police say.
There are no reports of injuries.
– The building is on fire. We are trying to prevent it from spreading, says Mats Nilsson, the duty officer of the rescue service.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov. Archive image. Photo: Official photo from the Russian Duma via AP/TT
Russia says it is ready to listen to proposals from US President-elect Donald Trump on ways to end the war in Ukraine.
The message comes from Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, who announces that Washington and Moscow “exchange signals via secret channels.
The State Department did not specify whether the contacts are with the current or incoming administration in Washington, but Ryabkov said Russia is willing to consider proposals as long as these “are ideas about how to move forward on issues of settlements, and not about how all possible aid must be able to be pumped to Kiev”.
Moscow thus stands by the announcement that areas occupied by the Russian military in Ukraine should not be included in the negotiations.
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