Man suspected of murdering woman in Malmö arrested in Poland
A 49-year-old man suspected of murdering a woman in Malmö in June has been arrested in Poland, Sydsvenskan writes.
CrimeA 49-year-old man suspected of murdering a woman in Malmö in June has been arrested in Poland, Sydsvenskan writes.
CrimeIn an old tobacco factory, Malmö has a test and training center for Swedish-made drones. Three impatient part-time military personnel took matters into their own hands. But they also warn that Swedish drone development could be hampered by rigid regulations.
BusinessIn Umeå, an 18-year-old boy is on trial for more than 70 suspected crimes. In 2024, a teenage boy carried out two knife attacks in a Stockholm suburb - and in Ängelholm, a 15-year-old was convicted of arson. The offenses are linked to an online sadistic network that is growing stronger in Sweden. This is the story of the internet cult 764.
SwedenThe Västra Götaland region needs to replenish its blood stocks after high consumption in recent weeks. "The situation is serious," says Anna Wiberg, chief physician in transfusion medicine in the region, in a comment.
SwedenA flower shop, a clothing store and a gallery are among those who want to serve beer and wine after the food requirement was lifted. However, applications in several places have so far been fewer than expected.
BusinessIn a video from Saturday's pride parade in Malmö, chants can be heard in the Left Party's section of the march: "All of Malmö hates police." "I think it's a clearly inappropriate way to express oneself," writes Jonas Lindberg, a member of the Left Party's leadership, to TT.
CrimeErik Botheim's goal-scoring form continues. Malmö's forward scored the only goal of the match as Degerfors were beaten away from home.
SportsShould a troubled 15-year-old be allowed to call home to his mother? When the prison in Kumla starts accepting children who will serve sentences, staff are faced with new, difficult decisions. We must keep the best interests of the children in mind at all times, says Johan Fritioff, deputy director of correctional services.
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