The day after the school massacre: “Light Sea at the memorial site”
3:15
Three news you must not miss:
Warns of Ebola in Uganda
Yesterday 23.56
Wayne Seretis
Warns of Ebola in Uganda
Due to an Ebola outbreak, the US Foreign Ministry calls for their citizens still “great caution” when traveling in Uganda, the AP writes.
The US Foreign Ministry also writes that the United States helps Ugandan health authorities deal with the threat.
Swedish Foreign Ministry has not added any travel recommendations for Uganda on its website, but mentions the Ebola outbreak on January 30.
In its recommendation, American Foreign Ministry writes that travelers should avoid people with symptoms, and avoid visiting health care facilities if you do not have urgent need for care.
Ugandan authorities reported last week that a nurse died in the suites after the Eybola bleeding fever at a hospital in the capital Kampala.
According to the AP, the nurse had traveled around to medical facilities throughout Uganda before she died, and the concern for a major outbreak is great.
Niger orders the Red Cross to leave the country
The military junta has not given any cause for the decision. File image. Photo: Khalil Hamra/AP/TT
Niger orders the Red Cross to leave the country
The governing military junta in Niger has ordered the International Red Cross Committee (ICRC) to leave the country immediately, says a source.
Niger must have “completed his agreements” with ICRC and some foreign staff have begun to leave the West African country. According to the source, the organization has also closed its office in the capital Niamey on Tuesday – which is also reported by Nigerian media.
No reason for the decision has been stated.
The Red Cross has been working in Niger since 1990 and has recently focused on help to people who have fallen victim to violence performed by jihadist groups with links to the terrorist movements al-Qaeda and IS.
Since the military junta in 2023, Niger has taken power in Niger, the leaders have made “national sovereignty” a key word. Juntan’s relationship with the former colonial power France is chilly and instead ties with the juntas in Burkina Faso and Mali, as well as Russia.
Since the takeover, Niger has expelled both French and American soldiers, as well as the French ambassador.
Fire in Eslöv
Fire in Eslöv
Right now it is burning in a garage on Malmgatan in Eslöv.
“There is a risk that the fire can spread to a residential building next door,” says Patrik Nilsson, guard officer at the South Rescue Service.
The rescue service is in place with a great strength.
– There is information that there are gas bottles in the garage which makes the effort a little more complicated, says Patrik Nilsson.
No persons should have been injured in the fire.
Problems at Tiktok
Problems at Tiktok
Over 300 users have alerted about problems with TikTok on the Downtetector website during the evening.
Hisingsbron stuck in open position
Hisingsbron stuck in open position
The Hisingsbron in Gothenburg got stuck in an open position on Wednesday evening, which caused strong queues.
The problem was fixed after an hour, writes GP.
Boy at the age of ten injured in accident
Boy at the age of ten injured in accident
A boy aged ten was taken to hospital today after a traffic accident in Västerås.
At 16:41, police were alerted to a traffic accident at Råbyleden in Västerås, TV4 reports.
At the site, a car had driven on a boy at the age of ten.
The boy was taken to hospital by ambulance with unclear injury situation.
The police will investigate the accident, they say on their website.
Alarms about high bangs in Solna
Alarms about high bangs in Solna
Tonight the police received an alarm about high bangs in Solna outside Stockholm.
– We are there at the site and control, but have not found anything, says Daniel Wikdahl at the police in Stockholm.
Bus and car in frontal crash
Bus and car in frontal crash
A bus accident has occurred on Route 627 north of Årjäng.
A bus and a passenger car must have frontal crashed.
– A total of six people are involved. One of them must have been injured, says Lars Hedelin, press spokesman for the police.
According to the police, it should not be life -threatening injuries.
The alarm was received at 16.19, according to Hedelin.
Putin ready for peace talks with Zelenskyj
Putin ready for peace talks with Zelenskyj
Russian leader Vladimir Putin is ready for peace talks with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyj, states the Moscow Times With reference to Putin’s press secretary Dmitry Peskov.
Yesterday, the AFP news agency reported that Zelenskyj is willing to talk to Putin if it is necessary to stop the war.
Following Trump’s decision – Argentina withdraws from WHO
Following Trump’s decision – Argentina withdraws from WHO
Argentina President Javier Milei announces according to Argentine Clarin That the country also leaves the World Health Organization WHO, in line with Donald Trump’s decision that the United States leave the organization.
The decision was announced by the government spokesperson Manuel Adorni at a press conference in Buenos Aires.
Several convicted of kidnapping of 17-year-old
Several convicted of kidnapping of 17-year-old
A teenager was kidnapped in central Uppsala and held hidden for five days.
He was beaten and the teenager’s father was required for 15 million for the son to be released.
They have now been announced in Uppsala District Court for the seven defendants, all of them receive prison sentences.
The longest sentence, nine years in prison, receives a man at the age of 23. He is convicted of human trafficking, grossly illegal threats and serious abuse.
S-lotteries are criticized-again
Jonas Nygren (S), CEO of the Social Democrats’ lottery company Kombispel. Picture taken in conjunction with taking office in September. Photo: Jakob Åkersten Brodén/TT
S-lotteries are criticized-again
The Social Democrats’ lottery operations are again criticized by the Swedish Consumer Agency, which believes that they are breaking the law, writes Dagens Nyheter.
According to the Swedish Consumer Agency’s assessment, the letters that are sent out against the Marketing Act break. Among other things, there is the wording “Our best offer ever! You get all this for only SEK 49 first month ”. The Swedish Consumer Agency believes that it is not clear that it is a permanent subscription and not a one -off offer.
The Consumer Agency believes that the letter violates the Marketing Act.
“We have received the Consumer Agency’s opinion and we will of course submit answers to the questions that the authorities have asked,” the Social Democrats’ press service writes in a comment on DN.
In 2023, the lottery business gave SEK 10.6 million to the Social Democrats party fund and 6.9 million to the Youth Association SSU.
No fine for Poland – despite the change of power
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk receives no discount on the EU fines sentenced to the country during its old government. Archive photo. Photo: Omar Havana/AP/TT
No fine for Poland – despite the change of power
Poland does not receive any of the billion fines withdrawn from the country during the former government’s long-standing dispute with the European Commission on the independence of the courts.
The EU Court today rejected a Polish requirement to write off at least parts of the fine. In total, the country was punished with a fine of the equivalent of SEK 3.6 billion, which was deducted from Poland’s EU grants during 2022 and 2023.
A Polish EU source comments on the ruling as “yet another proof” that the ancient government’s measures went against the EU constitution. If the new government – which took office in December 2023 – will still appeal the decision is not yet clear.
Jan Emanuel is prosecuted
Photo: Stefan Jerrevång
Jan Emanuel is prosecuted
The contractor and former S-politician Emanuel are charged with Södertörn District Court. He is suspected of depicting a protection object south of Stockholm last year.
It is said to be that in April 2024 he filmed the Amphibian Regiment in Berga, which is sheltered. He was then published the film on social media.
Jan Emanuel denies crime.
The Consumer Agency and the EU will investigate Chinese clothing giant
Photo: Magnus Wennman
The Consumer Agency and the EU will investigate Chinese clothing giant
The European Commission has launched an investigation into a Chinese e-commerce giant Shein, in the investigation also participates in the Swedish Consumer Agency. Last fall, Temu received harsh criticism from the EU consumer protection network for its marketing that is contrary to EU law, the Consumer Agency writes in a press release.
What the consumer protection authorities are now investigating is whether Shein lives up to the obligations and prohibitions that result from several EU directives.
This is, among other things, that buyers have not received sufficient information and digital contracts.
When the investigation is complete, the consumer protection authorities will inform Shein about the result. Only then may it be relevant to communicate the result of the investigation to the public as the content of the investigation is covered by confidentiality.
View more posts
Advertisement
Tip us
Expand-Left
Full screen Photo: Emma-Sofia Olsson / Schibsted
check Do you know more? Do you have a news tip?
check About Tip!
At Aftonbladet we are constantly looking for new angles. And as a reader you are an important part of our news work. With our service tip! You can easily submit tips, pictures and video. In our apps we can also reach you with local push notifications and calls.
check What happens to my tip?
We read all tips sent. If we assess your tip as interesting, we will contact you via the contact paths you have left. When you send your picture or movie to Aftonbladet, you simultaneously give your permission for publication.
check How are my information protected?
Aftonbladet guarantees all tips for source protection, a constitutionally protected right under the Freedom of Pressure Regulation. All tips are sent encrypted. Your identity is protected with us but the editorial staff may contact you for further information about your tip.
If you want to remain anonymous for the editorial board, there are several other ways to contact us: you can call from a hidden number or email us from a temporary email address, such as Hotmail or Gmail.
check Do I get compensation?
Aftonbladet always pays for published news tips and news pictures/movies that you own or have the right to sell. We only pay to the first with the tip or to the one who has new information about a news.
A decision on compensation must be paid is determined by the service head manager in connection with the tip being submitted. We do not replace news tips retroactively.
The size of the compensation depends, among other things, on dignity or how unique the news is and what it adds reporting.
When we call for images of a more general nature, such as summer pictures, which are not part of a news reporting, no compensation is paid.
When you send your picture to Aftonbladet, you simultaneously give your permission for publication/publications.
check I was promised compensation. When do I get the money?
The fees for published news tips, pictures or movies are paid as salary as soon as possible.
check Our apps
Thanks to the location service geolocalization, you can get push notes in our apps with local news about events right where you are.
When a bigger news event has occurred in your vicinity, a push note is sent to you when using tips!
At the same time, we can call for your help in the news reporting. With your own pictures and information – from where it happens, when it happens.
Aftonbladet’s apps can be found in Appstore and Google Play.
check Good to think about