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Man Released and No Longer Suspected of Murdering Woman in Ängelholm

A man in his 40s has been released and is no longer suspected of murdering a woman in her 30s in Ängelholm, Helsingborgs Dagblad reports.

Think Pink waste remains at nine sites in Sweden as Kagghamra cleanup could wait until 2028

The Think Pink case has been closed, and those responsible have been sentenced to prison. But waste dumped by the scandal-hit company remains at at least nine sites in central Sweden. In Botkyrka, the municipality hopes the state will pay to clean up the garbage mountain in Kagghamra, but that will not happen before 2028 at the earliest.

Think Pink waste remains at nine sites in Sweden years after convictions, with Kagghamra cleanup delayed until 2028 at the earliest

The Think Pink case has been closed, and those responsible have been sentenced to prison. But waste dumped by the scandal-hit company remains at at least nine sites in central Sweden. In Botkyrka, the municipality hopes the state will pay to deal with the garbage mountain in Kagghamra, but funding will not be available before 2028 at the earliest.

Supreme Court rejects retrial in Think Pink environmental crime case

The Supreme Court is not taking up the Think Pink case for a retrial.

Aurora climate case to test Sweden’s state responsibility in court for first time

The state's climate responsibility will be addressed in a Swedish district court for the first time. Climate association Aurora met with the state's lawyers on Monday ahead of the upcoming trial.

Trump attacks Supreme Court after it rejects bid to restrict mail-in voting

Donald Trump is attacking the US Supreme Court for rejecting his request to restrict mail-in voting ahead of this fall's midterm elections. "It is a court that will go down in history as having made some of the most destructive, devastating and damaging decisions in the history of our country," he writes.

Claes Malmberg leaves Fredriksdalsteatern after dispute over theatre’s future

Claes Malmberg is leaving his role as artistic director of Fredriksdalsteatern after a dispute between two companies over how the theater should be run, writes Helsingborgs Dagblad.

US Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to restrict mail-in voting

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected President Donald Trump's request to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the November midterm elections, allowing states to continue sending out ballots under procedures they have used for years.

Swedish Supreme Court rejects Ibrahimovic’s appeal in rental dispute

Zlatan Ibrahimovic's controversial rental dispute is now over. The Supreme Court has rejected the football star's appeal.

Supreme Court blocks Missouri’s new electoral map, handing setback to Trump and Republicans

In a new setback for President Donald Trump and Republicans, the Supreme Court is blocking Missouri's attempt to redraw the state's electoral map.

Lindsay Clancy murder trial declared null and void after jury deadlock

The high-profile trial of Lindsay Clancy, who has admitted to killing her three young children, is being declared null and void after the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict.

Eagle S case returns to court after appeal ruling over damaged cables in Gulf of Finland

The indictment against those responsible for the tanker Eagle S was dismissed by the Helsinki District Court. Almost a year later, that decision has been overturned and the case over the damaged submarine cables in the Gulf of Finland in 2024 can be brought back to court.

Trump can continue White House ballroom construction for now, says Roberts; Trump says grateful

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts announced on Friday that US President Donald Trump can continue building his White House ballroom for the time being.

Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to avoid paying $83 million to E. Jean Carroll

The US Supreme Court again rejects President Donald Trump’s request to avoid paying the equivalent of SEK 54 million in damages to author E. Jean Carroll, money he has already paid.

Swedish companies await U.S. tariff refunds as Electrolux gets $83 million back

The US has so far been forced to repay just over $90 billion in tariffs that the US Supreme Court has declared invalid. Electrolux is one of the Swedish companies now getting money back. However, the company has new tariffs to contend with. They are already noticeable, says Ann-Sofi Jönsson at Electrolux to TT.

Orbán critic András Baka named Hungary’s new president

He was removed from his post as chief justice of the Supreme Court by Hungary's then prime minister, Viktor Orbán. Now parliament has appointed András Baka as president.

Trump lashes out as White House ballroom construction is paused by court ruling

A U.S. appeals court is requiring President Donald Trump to seek congressional approval for the construction of a ballroom at the White House. In the meantime, construction is being halted. Trump says he plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.

Exiled Venezuelan opposition leader Dinorah Figuera returns for talks on political future

After several years in exile, opposition politician Dinorah Figuera has returned to Venezuela. Talks between the government and the opposition began on Thursday about the country's political future.

Seized ship Caffa can be handed over to Ukraine after Supreme Court ruling

The ship Caffa, which was seized this spring, can now be handed over to Ukraine. This after the Supreme Court (HD) rejected the appeal, reports TV4 Nyheterna.

Trump administration refunds about $100 billion in tariffs to companies

The Trump administration has so far repaid about $100 billion in tariffs previously invalidated by the US Supreme Court, CNBC reports.

Half of US states sue Trump administration over new tariff threat

Half of the US states, almost all governed by Democrats, are suing Donald Trump and his Republican administration over the latest threat to impose trade tariffs.

Micke Leijnegard gets new SVT show after sexual harassment conviction

SVT's program "Mickes segelbåt" will be a comeback for Micke Leijnegard after he was convicted of sexual harassment.

Amazon to receive $600 million in customs refunds after Trump tariff ruling

E-commerce giant Amazon will receive around $600 million in customs refunds.

After Trump’s tariffs, Philips to receive €186 million refund