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USA warns: Leave Syria now
The US Department of State is urging American citizens to leave Syria immediately. Jordan has issued a similar appeal to its citizens due to the jihadists' advance.
Germany Rejects Report on Genocide
Germany rejects Amnesty International's accusations that Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. .
Got a high-level government job without security clearance
A person who was hired for a mission with the national security adviser Henrik Landerholm got the job at the Government Offices without being security-checked, writes Dagens Nyheter. .
Amnesty: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza
Israel has committed and is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, claims Amnesty International in a new report. This by intentionally killing civilians, causing severe physical and psychological harm and forcing Palestinians to live under very difficult conditions, writes the organization.
Rebels Surround Hama from Three Sides
Syrian rebels are reported to be surrounding the important city of Hama from three directions – despite the fact that regime forces have launched a counter-offensive against the jihadist group HTS, which has controlled Aleppo since last week. More than 700 people have been killed during the latest escalation.
Swedish man goes missing from sailboat in the Atlantic
A Swedish man in his 30s has gone missing since he fell overboard from a sailboat during a competition in the Atlantic, writes [Aftonbladet](https://www. aftonbladet.
Unclear if Kristersson's South Korea visit will take place
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is in Japan and had planned to visit South Korea together with three other ministers on Thursday. After a military state of emergency has been introduced in South Korea, it is unclear whether the visit can take place.
Expels Chinese Diplomats After Cable Break
Lithuania has announced that three of China's diplomats must leave the country. China reacts angrily to what is described as "provocative" and groundless actions.
Murder investigation on ice – suspect fled to Gaza
The police are putting the murder investigation into a suspected double murder in Nässjö last spring on ice. The man who is suspected of the murders is believed to have fled to Gaza, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot.
Russia: Strikes back against rebels in Syria
The death toll is rising in Syria, where jihadists have seized the country's second-largest city. In three provinces in the northern parts of the country, Russia claims to be helping to push back against the rebels.
Jihadists are said to have control over Aleppo
In a lightning-fast offensive, jihadists and Turkey-backed militias with joint forces have captured Aleppo, Syria's second-largest city. Russia and Iran express concern over the development while Syria's dictator Bashar al-Assad promises to defeat the "terrorists".
Ukraine: Georgia wants to be on Russia's side
Georgia's government is doing what it can to please Russia, according to an accusation from Ukraine. The Foreign Ministry in Kyiv expresses disappointment over Georgia's government saying it will "freeze" negotiations on EU membership for four years ahead.
China: Ready to Cooperate on Cable Break
China says it is willing to cooperate with affected countries to investigate what happened when two data cables in the Baltic Sea were damaged. China and Sweden have close communication, says Mao Ning at the Chinese Foreign Ministry, according to the AFP news agency.
Malmer Stenergard: No one injured in embassy attack
Sweden's embassy in Moscow has been vandalized, writes Dagens industri. .
Three Uzbeks arrested for murder of rabbi
Three Uzbeks have been arrested by police in the United Arab Emirates for the murder of the Israeli-Moldovan rabbi Zvi Kogan, who disappeared on Thursday and was later found dead, according to the country's interior ministry. .
Tourist boat has sunk in the Red Sea – many missing
A diving boat with 45 people on board has sunk in the Red Sea off the Egyptian Marsa Alam. According to the authorities, 16 people are still missing – including a Finnish citizen.
Norway: Will Arrest Netanyahu if He Comes Here
Norway will arrest Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he sets foot in the country, the Foreign Ministry in Oslo tells Norwegian TV2. .
Six young people dead from toxic alcohol – Laos apologizes
The government of Laos is "deeply saddened" after several young tourists died after drinking alcohol in the tourist town of Vang Vieng. .
Orbán defies ICC – invites Netanyahu
Viktor Orbán, Prime Minister of the EU's presidency country Hungary, defies the ICC's arrest warrant against Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by inviting him to Hungary. .
Putin: Tested new medium-range missile
Russia has tested a new medium-range missile in an attack on Ukraine, according to President Vladimir Putin, thereby confirming an American assessment. Kyiv has claimed that it was an intercontinental missile.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs warns Swedes after several deaths in Laos
As backpacker tourists, they partied around in the tourist town of Vang Vieng in Laos. But the drinks seem to have contained deadly methanol.
Hong Kong imprisons democracy profiles
45 democracy profiles are sentenced to prison by a court in Hong Kong. They have been declared guilty of subversive activities, according to a security law introduced at the request of Beijing.
Queen Silvia Ill - Will Not Participate in State Visit
Queen Silvia has been afflicted with "a severe respiratory infection" and will not participate in the state visit to Singapore as planned. > It's a severe cold, says Johan Tegel, assistant information manager at the Royal Palace.
Musk has met with Iran's UN chief
The Trump advisor and Tesla CEO Elon Musk has had a meeting with Iran's UN ambassador in New York. It took place at Musk's request, reports The New York Times.
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