The Turkish trial against journalist Joakim Medin has been postponed until May 7. "I have to have the matter resolved before then; I don't want to see this postponed again," he tells TT. Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer notes that a Swedish trial is underway.
Swedish politicsThe second trial of Joakim Medin begins today. He is charged in Turkey with terrorist offences over his journalism. But the process may be postponed again - the Swedish government has still not announced whether Medin can be heard in Sweden. "It's very frustrating," Medin says.
Swedish politicsOver two million documents that may be linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein are still under review, the U.S. Department of Justice announced.
WorldNicolás Maduro has been taken to the United States and is being held at a notorious New York detention center. Venezuela's captured leader is shown in a video clip briefly greeting in English.
WorldA data communications cable between Helsinki and Tallinn has been damaged in the Gulf of Finland. A suspicious vessel with a crew of 14 has been seized. The vessel has been towed to a port outside Helsinki and inspected by customs.
WorldUS President Donald Trump calls the release of new Epstein documents a "witch hunt." At the same time, he wants to see representatives of the opposition Democratic Party "embarrassed."
World politicsAccording to the newly released Epstein documents, the US federal police, the FBI, traveled to Nacka outside Stockholm in 2020 to question an alleged victim, Aftonbladet reports.
SwedenThe name of one of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's victims is still listed, unmasked, in the published so-called Epstein documents, she tells CNN.
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