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Ebba Busch after the criticism: "The human factor"
"Now you who are exposed to crime can testify anonymously", wrote Minister for Energy and Industry and Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch (KD) on Instagram. The statement is incorrect and Busch is being criticized.
Crypto King Do Kwon to be Extradited to the USA
The South Korean crypto entrepreneur Do Kwon will be extradited to the USA, according to the Ministry of Justice in Montenegro. .
Gunnar Strömmer (M) wants to see a law change regarding summons
It will be impossible to evade justice, says Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party) according to P4 Halland. This after the channel's investigation into how easily suspected perpetrators dodge the police's summons.
South Korea's President is Banned from Leaving the Country
South Korea's President Yoon Suk-Yeol is banned from leaving the country. He is subject to a travel ban in the investigation into the short-lived and surprising state of emergency he declared last week.
Setback for Tiktok – may be banned in the USA
A federal court in the USA has unanimously decided that the law that could potentially ban the social media platform Tiktok in the USA will apply. .
Boeing's Settlement After Plane Crashes Stopped
A federal judge in the USA has stopped aircraft manufacturer Boeing's settlement with the American Justice Department after two fatal plane crashes where Boeing planes were involved. .
Google accused of "illegal methods" - sued
The Competition Authority in Canada is taking Google to court for having abused its position on the advertising market. .
Suspected Foxtrot Leader Extradited to Sweden
The man has been identified as a high-ranking figure within the criminal Foxtrot network and was arrested in Serbia last year. Over a year later, he is now close to being extradited to Sweden, reports P4 Skaraborg, citing Serbian media.
Charges against Trump dropped
Both federal charges against incoming President Donald Trump will be dropped, according to the special prosecutor handling the cases. This concerns both criminal charges related to the storming of the Capitol in 2021 and the charge of handling classified documents.
Gaetz will not return to Congress
Former intended Justice Minister in Trump's upcoming administration, Representative Matt Gaetz, is not planning to return to Congress, writes NBC News. .
Trump chooses new minister after Gaetz's resignation
The USA's incoming president Donald Trump chooses a new justice minister candidate, after Matt Gaetz withdrew due to a high-profile prostitution investigation. Trump nominates another Florida politician, Pam Bondi, who has long fought for him.
Gaetz drops out after suspicions of buying sex
Matt Gaetz withdraws his candidacy for new Minister of Justice in Donald Trump's upcoming government, according to several media outlets. This after he is being investigated for having bought sex.
Unstable US stock market ends on a plus
The US stock market rose on Thursday after a shaky start. Much of the focus was on the Nvidia share after Wednesday's quarterly report, where the company reported a higher profit and sales than expected and a forecast above average for the fourth quarter.
USA wants to force Google to sell Chrome
The US Department of Justice has now submitted a formal request for tech giant Google to be forced to sell the web browser Chrome, reports several American media outlets. .
The pressure increases on Gaetz over sex purchases
The pressure is increasing on Matt Gaetz, the former congressman whom Donald Trump has nominated for Attorney General. Gaetz has paid for sex and drugs, according to a lawyer representing two young women who have been questioned by the House of Representatives' ethics committee, reports NBC News.
Google may be forced to sell Chrome
The US Department of Justice wants to force tech giant Alphabet's company Google to sell the web browser Chrome, according to the news agency Bloomberg, which refers to sources at the department. .
Trump Minister Controversial Even Among Republicans
The newly elected President Donald Trump continues to choose controversial employees ahead of the next term of office. The nomination of Matt Gaetz to the Minister of Justice post is being questioned, even within the party itself.
Trump nominates several ministers
The USA's incoming president Donald Trump is nominating Florida Senator Marco Rubio to become his Foreign Minister. Trump also announces that he wants the former Democrat Tulsi Gabbard to become the USA's National Intelligence Director.
Pentagon Leaker Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison
Jack Teixeira, who admitted to leaking classified material, was sentenced to 15 years in prison by a federal judge in the USA on Tuesday. The 22-year-old Teixeira gathered and spread hundreds of classified documents when he worked within the national guard in the state of Massachusetts.
The Prosecutor in the Trump Cases Pauses the Work
Jack Smith, the special prosecutor who has prosecuted Donald Trump, is "pausing" his work to evaluate how or if he can continue with his work. .
Norwegian Police: We Have Stopped Swedish Criminality
Norwegian police have prevented several murders and serious violent crimes linked to Swedish criminals, reports [NRK](https://www. nrk.
Trump's new gang: "People who don't say no"
One is a provocateur with unlimited resources, another a controversial vaccine skeptic. Donald Trump is ready to appoint key players in and around his new government.
Musk helped Trump - what does he get in return?
What does the world's richest man get for his support to the USA's next president? Elon Musk has invested time and money to get Donald Trump elected. Now it's time for the billionaire to collect his investment – likely in power, reports The New York Times.
Charges against Trump may be dropped
The special prosecutor Jack Smith is holding talks with the US Department of Justice to evaluate how he can conclude his prosecutions against Donald Trump, according to sources close to several media outlets. The decision to conclude the prosecutions is based on the Department of Justice's policy that a sitting president cannot be prosecuted for crimes committed during their term of office, according to sources close to ABC News.
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