The Scandinavian country has seen a surge in violence in recent years as gangs battle for control of drug markets, with explosions and shootings recorded on a weekly basis.
Gangs often recruit young teenagers to carry out violence because they are not subject to criminal responsibility and some of the perpetrators are as young as 12.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and opposition leader Magdalena Andersson were due to visit the suburb of Skarholmen, south of the capital, on Thursday evening.
The area has seen several shootings in recent months.
“The system-threatening crime our country is now experiencing has dire consequences for our entire free and open society,” Kristersson wrote in a statement on Instagram on Thursday.
“People with violent intentions should not be allowed to intimidate honest citizens into silence.” “Gangs with total ruthlessness will not stop until we stop them,” he said.
The leader of the anti-immigration Sweden Democrats, Jimmie Akesson, said that “buzzwords are not enough, it’s time for Sweden to declare all-out war on every member of these criminal gangs.”
The 39-year-old father, identified in media reports as Mikael, was shot in the head in front of his son early Wednesday evening as they cycled to the pool.
WKG Innviertel Expects An Increase Today
The second round of the Bundesliga in weightlifting takes place today. The WKG Innviertel Lochen/Ranshofen will be a guest at the newcomers WKG Öblarn/AV Graz at 6 p.m. The Innviertel team are the favorites against the league newcomers from Styria, especially because they delivered a strong 1,609 points in the last first round.
With 19-year-old Lena Raidel, who reached the standard in the women’s Bundesliga at the end of March for participation in the U20 European Championships in Poland in the fall, a promising talent is starting for the Innviertel team. 25-year-old Jakob Weber is aiming for a clear improvement compared to round one. At the start, Weber only managed one valid attempt at the snatch and clean and jerk. In any case, today he wants to put more kilos on stage again. Patrick Dürnberger also expects an increase in performance. The ÖGV sports director was not completely satisfied with his duel performance in round one. Meanwhile, 23-year-old Maximilian Moldaschl wants to confirm his strong opening form, and today he has another chance to present himself in the Innviertler Bundesliga team.
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Melatonin 7, Withdrawal | FATHER
What is the problem?
Las melatonin capsules Melatonin 7 They have the category of food supplement, they are not a medicine. However, the amount of active ingredient, melatonin in this case, exceeds that authorized for this type of supplements: it has 5 mg per capsule, which makes it a medicine, but It has not passed the controls of the Medicines Agency and therefore has not been authorized: It is an illegal product. In view of this, AEMPS has taken the precautionary measure of prohibiting its marketing and requesting the withdrawal of all batches of Melatonin 7 from the market.
What is the affected product?
The alert refers to Melatonin 7a capsule supplement sold by Polish company 7 Nutrition.
You must do?
Marketing has ceased and has been withdrawn from sale: If you have it at home, do not consume this illegal product.
Melatonin, effective, but not harmless
Melatonin is a hormone produced naturally in the body. Melatonin (or N-acetyl-5-methoxytryptamine) is closely related to serotonin and participates in a wide variety of physiological processes. In particular It is involved in the control of circadian rhythms, adaptation to the light-dark cycle. In addition, its effect as a sleep stimulant is recognized..
Supplies Of Cholera Vaccines Have Been Exhausted Worldwide,…
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The global supply of cholera vaccines has run out as deadly outbreaks continue to rise. The New York Times newspaper reported this on Friday.
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According to the newspaper, the news does not come as a surprise: the stock has been at a dangerously low level for years. Efforts are underway to increase production, but even then only a quarter of what is needed this year could be met. Vaccines are currently being administered at the pace of production, it sounds.
Currently, only one company is producing the vaccine, South Korea’s EuBiologics. The newspaper quotes experts as saying the company is making “heroic” efforts to increase production. In addition, three other companies are setting up production lines. Still, it could take years to replenish supplies.
But by the end of February, countries had already reported 79,300 confirmed cases, with 1,100 deaths – and that is likely an underestimate. In order to continue with supplies for longer, the World Health Organization (WHO) was forced to no longer administer two but one doses in 2022, even though this reduced the duration of protection.
Donald Trumps Abortion Stance, Joe Bidens Debates, And…
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The Top Political Stories of the Week Donald Trump’s Abortion Stance
The discussion surrounding Donald Trump’s stance on abortion continues to captivate the public’s attention. With the ongoing debates and conversations, the topic of abortion and its political implications remains firmly on the agenda.
Joe Biden’s Debates
Joe Biden’s performance in recent debates has been a subject of intense scrutiny. His ability to articulate his policies while effectively countering his opponents has been a significant factor for his supporters. As the debates progress, the public awaits further insight into Biden’s presidential vision.
Should Sonia Sotomayor Retire?
The potential retirement of Sonia Sotomayor from the Supreme Court has sparked significant speculation and discussion. With her immense influence and impact on American legal and political landscapes, any steps toward retirement would hold profound implications.
Trump’s Political Decision on Abortion
The recent development of Donald Trump prioritizing political gain over his declared principles regarding abortion is a topic of immense interest. This decision has engrossed political analysts and casual observers alike, raising important questions about the President’s motivations and the potential consequences of his choices.
It Was Because Of PO That The Money…
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Morawiecki was asked about Roman Giertych’s announcement that he wants the former prime minister to be held accountable for the KPO delay. You can read more about this here.
— This may surprise the listeners, but I have the opposite conclusion. It was PO’s fault that money from the KPO did not reach Poland for 1.5 years, said the former head of government.
What does he base his argument on? — At the turn of May and June 2022, we adopted the act on the basis of which we now have a chance for KPO. And the money that has already been received under RePower EU, for example, came thanks to us, he said.
See also: It was Tusk who unlocked this money. We explain what happened in Brussels
He does not even mention the fact that his government refused to carry out justice reforms, which were one of the boundary conditions for the payment of money. His office also did not submit any application for an advance payment from the KPO.
Troops Withdrawn. Turning Point Or Risk Of Escalation?…
Israel withdrew all its troops from the southern Gaza Strip overnight, with the exception of one brigade. This was announced by the Israeli army, explaining that only the Nahal Brigade of the Defense Forces (IDF) was left on site, with the task of securing the so-called Netzarim Corridor, which crosses the Strip from the northern border, near from Kibbutz Beeri (in southern Israel), to the coast of the Palestinian exclave. As reported by the «Times of Israel» newspaper, control of the corridor allows the IDF to carry out raids in the north and center of the Gaza Strip, prevent Palestinians from returning to the northern area of the territory and allow humanitarian organizations to provide aid to the population. Does the unexpected decision arise from an intention of truce or is it dictated by the alarm raised by Iran?
Meanwhile, exactly six months after the massacre carried out by Hamas, the secretary general of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres wrote on X: «October 7 is a day of pain for Israel and for the world. Nothing can justify the horror unleashed by Hamas. I once again condemn the use of sexual violence, torture and abduction of civilians and call for the unconditional release of all hostages.” US President Joe Biden’s administration is pressuring Israel to allow some displaced Gaza civilians to return to the northern part of the Strip,
Rudi Dekkers (67), Who Trained 9/11 Terrorists At…
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Amsterdam – A peaceful old age, which former businessman Rudi Dekkers hoped for, no longer happened. The Dutchman who became world news after terrorists flew into the Twin Towers in New York on September 11, 2001, died last week at the age of 67, completely devastated in the Philippines. The wealthy businessman hit rock bottom when it turned out that the attackers, from the terrorist group Al Qaeda, had been trained as pilots at the Dekkers flying school in Florida. He had been struggling with heart problems and severe diabetes for some time.
Dekkers was already a successful businessman when he emigrated to the United States with his family in 1993. Although Dekkers, who grew up in Apeldoorn, knew nothing about the intentions of the later attackers Mohamed Atta and Marwan al-Shehhi, who sowed death and destruction by flying into the towers with the hijacked aircraft, everyone turned away from him. After an FBI raid on his flying school ‘Huffman Aviation’, it was discovered that the terrorists had learned to fly in Venice (Florida).
Pittsburgh Authorities Close McKees Rocks Bridge As Barges…
The Pittsburgh Bridge Closure: Addressing Risk and Structural Concerns
In a precautionary move, Pittsburgh authorities have made the decision to close the McKees Rocks Bridge after several barges broke loose on the Ohio River late Friday. Concerns have been raised regarding potential contact between the barges and the bridge’s substructure, leading to the closure, with the McKees Rocks Police Department stating that they were unwilling to take any risks.
The history of the McKees Rocks Bridge dates back to its opening in 1931, spanning over a mile across the Ohio River. As a crucial component of the Blue Belt, a network of roads encircling Pittsburgh, this bridge serves as a vital link between Pittsburgh and the borough of McKees Rocks. With approximately 25,000 vehicles traversing this route daily, according to the Federal Highway Administration’s data from 2023, ensuring its structural integrity is of paramount importance.
The recent closure of the McKees Rocks Bridge comes as a stark reminder, occurring less than three weeks after Baltimore’s Key Bridge collapse, tragically resulting in the loss of six lives. This incident, which took place on March 26, highlighted concerns regarding structural deficiencies across various major bridges throughout the nation.