The police are investigating a suspected sabotage on Gotland. A raw water pump was smashed during the weekend. It's not an unintentional act, says Patrik Johansson, unit manager at Region Gotland, to Aftonbladet.
SwedenThe security situation for Sweden has become even more serious during the year, according to FRA. We perceive that there are more threats directed against Sweden and Swedish interests. These are threats that also intersect with each other, says Director-General Björn Lyrvall.
SwedenThe horror film takes center stage at this year's Bergman Week on Fårö.
TV & filmDNA family research is becoming a powerful tool for solving both old and new cases, according to the police's family researcher Linda Kvist. The law allowing the method has now been passed in the Riksdag. This is what we have been waiting for, says Kvist.
Swedish politicsThe Swedish National Grid Administration is swimming in money, so much that the authority cannot keep up with spending it. The so-called bottleneck revenues in the account are currently 65 billion kronor. Over the next ten years, many times more will be added, according to a new forecast.
BusinessThe costs for hired personnel in healthcare have decreased by a third – 3.3 billion kronor – in just one year. But in three regions, at least one tenth of the personnel budget still goes to hired personnel.
SwedenThe cable break outside Gotland that became known on Friday is believed to have occurred already in January, according to the company Cinia.
SwedenEvery year, around 200 submarine cables are damaged in the Baltic Sea. On Friday, an investigation into yet another damage was initiated. But four incidents where anchors have been dragged long distances along the bottom stand out. The events stand out compared to what we've seen before, says Professor Hans Liwång.
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