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Prosecutor Confirms No Link Between UD Employee Case and Medin Release
There is no connection between the assault on a UD employee and the release of journalist Joakim Medin in Turkey, the prosecutor states. These pieces of information are completely caught in the air, but despite this, this narrative is continued, says Mats Ljungqvist to Dagens Nyheter.
Joakim Medin's Legal Battle in Turkey Continues Despite Release
Joakim Medin's lawyer in Turkey, press freedom lawyer Veysel Ok, is of course happy that he has been released. But the fight is far from over, he says and refers to the trial on terror crimes that begins in September.
Journalist Joakim Medin Released from Turkish Prison After 51 Days
In 51 days, journalist Joakim Medin was imprisoned in Turkey. Now he is free and back home in Sweden.
Foreign Minister Stenergard: No Concessions in Medin's Release
The journalist Joakim Medin had "absolutely not" been released without the efforts from the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, says Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party). She emphasizes that Sweden has not made any concessions.
Joakim Medin Returns to Sweden After 51 Days in Turkish Detention
The journalist Joakim Medin was imprisoned in Turkey for 51 days. Late on Friday evening, he was back on Swedish soil.
Joakim Medin Reflects on Isolation After Release from Turkish Prison
Joakim Medin is "damn tired" but "indescribably happy". He says in his first interview after landing in Sweden after 51 days in prison.
Journalist Joakim Medin Returns to Sweden After Turkish Detention
The journalist Joakim Medin has landed on Swedish soil after 51 days in Turkish prison, writes Dagens ETC. Very tired, he says himself to the Foreign Minister after he landed.
Turkey Releases Journalist Joakim Medin Amid Diplomatic Efforts
Turkey has suddenly released journalist Joakim Medin. Both the stick and the carrot may have been used to achieve the release, assesses Turkey expert Paul Levin.
Kristersson Confirms Contact with Turkey's Erdogan on Journalist Release
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) says that the release of the Swedish journalist Joakim Medin has been preceded by "intensive contacts" with the Turkish government. .
Journalist Joakim Medin Returns to Sweden After Turkish Imprisonment
The journalist Joakim Medin has landed on Swedish soil after 51 days in Turkish prison, writes Dagens ETC. Very tired, he says himself to the Foreign Minister after he landed.
Swedish and Turkish Foreign Ministers Discuss Joakim Medin Case
Sweden's Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard spoke again with her Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan on Wednesday, she tells TT, among others, in conjunction with the NATO meeting in Turkish Belek. .
Security Service Probes Espionage and Data Breach at Government Offices
The Security Service has two separate ongoing criminal investigations against staff at the Government Offices. One person is suspected of espionage and another of unauthorized handling of confidential information.
Foreign Ministry Employee Suspected of Mishandling Confidential Data
A highly placed Foreign Ministry employee is suspected of gross unauthorized handling of confidential information, according to information obtained by Dagens Nyheter. "It concerns a serious criminal suspicion," writes Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party) to TT.
Sweden and Turkey Hold Talks on Journalist Joakim Medin's Detention
New allegations about imprisoned journalist Joakim Medin have been made in talks between Sweden's and Turkey's foreign ministers. We have a good dialogue, says Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party).
EU Parliament Urges Turkey to Release Journalist Joakim Medin
The EU Parliament condemns with an overwhelming majority Turkey's detention of Joakim Medin and demands that he be released immediately. .
Kristersson Engages Intensively with Turkey for Journalist's Release
The Government is pushing Turkey to bring home the imprisoned Swedish journalist Joakim Medin – but it's tough, says Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) on his way into SVT's party leader debate. .
EU Parliament to Vote on Releasing Detained Journalist Joakim Medin
Turkey's legal process against Swedish journalist Joakim Medin is to be discussed in the EU Parliament. It may result in an EU demand on Turkey to immediately release him from prison.
Turkey Expert Warns Against Relief Over Journalist's Conviction
The Swedish journalist Joakim Medin has been sentenced to conditional imprisonment for eleven months and seven days for insulting Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. It's a rather peculiar situation, says Turkey expert Paul Levin.
Joakim Medin Awaits Trial in Turkey Despite Conditional Sentence
The Editor-in-Chief of Dagens ETC is cautiously relieved over the news that Joakim Medin receives a conditional sentence in Turkey. It is a success in terms of Joakim being able to come home as soon as possible, says Andreas Gustavsson.
Sofie Axelsson Urges Continued Efforts for Joakim Medin's Release
Joakim Medin's wife Sofie Axelsson comments on the first verdict against her husband, the Swedish journalist Joakim Medin who has now been sentenced to a conditional sentence for insulting Turkey's President Erdogan. .
Joakim Medin Receives Conditional Sentence but Remains Imprisoned
The journalist Joakim Medin is sentenced to a conditional sentence for insulting Turkey's President Erdogan, reports TT's correspondent in Ankara. He is still charged with participating in a terrorist organization and spreading terrorist propaganda, and will remain in prison.
Kristersson Expresses Concerns Over Journalist Medin's Trial in Turkey
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) says that great efforts are being made to bring home the Swedish journalist Joakim Medin. Since it is very obvious that Sweden and Turkey have different opinions and views on what is included in journalistic work, he says.
Sweden and EU Warn Turkey of Consequences if Journalist Medin Not Freed
There is a large Swedish presence in Ankara ahead of the trial against the imprisoned journalist Joakim Medin. It is important that Turkey understands that it will have serious consequences for the relationship with Sweden and the EU if they do not release Joakim Medin, says the Left Party's EU parliamentarian Jonas Sjöstedt.
Trial of Swedish Journalist Joakim Medin Begins in Ankara
The trial against the Swedish journalist Joakim Medin begins in Ankara this afternoon. Swedish embassy staff are present.
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