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China denies knowledge of cable sabotage

The police confirm that they are interested in the Chinese vessel being monitored by the Danish fleet. China claims to be unaware that the damage can be linked to the vessel.

China denies knowledge of cable sabotage

Noa: We are interested in the Chinese vessel

The police confirm that they are interested in the Chinese vessel being monitored by the Danish navy. It is within the sphere of interest, but there may be more, says Per Engström, commanding chief at the National Operational Department (Noa).

Noa: We are interested in the Chinese vessel

"Not the strategy we agreed on with the police"

The interest organization Swedish Elite Football (Sef) is critical of the police interrupting the Stockholm derby between Hammarby and Djurgården, which was played out today. It is not the strategy we agreed on with the police, says Secretary-General Johan Lindvall.

"Not the strategy we agreed on with the police"

Verbal clash between Hammarby and the police after the derby

The organizer of the Stockholm derby, Hammarby, and the police have different views on the question of responsibility for why the football match against Djurgården was interrupted. A dark day for Swedish football, says Hammarby's coach Kim Hellberg to Max.

Verbal clash between Hammarby and the police after the derby

The interrupted derby will not be played to the end today

The interrupted Allsvenskan derby between Hammarby and Djurgården will not be replayed today. This message came during Max's broadcast, two hours after the match was interrupted due to pyrotechnics.

The interrupted derby will not be played to the end today

The Police: Telegram a contact service for crimes

It has been described as a supermedium for following the Ukraine war. But also as a playground for gang criminals, pedophiles, and terrorists.

The Police: Telegram a contact service for crimes

Swedish police may start patrolling in Norway

Norway is initiating preparations for Swedish and Norwegian police to patrol together as a measure to combat gang crime. This is according to Norway's Minister of Justice Emilie Enger Mehl (Sp).

Swedish police may start patrolling in Norway