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Man found dead in Söderhamn flat

A 27-year-old man was found dead in his apartment in Söderhamn in eastern Sweden on Sunday afternoon.

“We know that this person has been murdered,” said lead police investigator Sune Nordh to the Aftonbladet newspaper.

The man’s body was discovered by an acquaintance and police suspect the man likely died from stab wounds.

“He was alive last night [Saturday]. We don’t know when the crime took place, but it was sometime during the night,” Nordh told the TT news agency.

Police are looking for someone who was acquainted with the victim.

“We’ll see if we make any progress on this overnight so that we get ourselves a suspect,” said Nordh.

He added that the police are still working to establish a motive in the suspected murder.

Nordh refused to say whether or not the murder weapon had been found.

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Stockholm court fines Greta Thunberg over parliament climate protest

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg was handed a fine for disobeying police orders after blocking access to Sweden's parliament during a protest.

Stockholm court fines Greta Thunberg over parliament climate protest

Police removed Thunberg on March 12th and 14th after she refused to leave the main entrance, where she was protesting with a small group of activists for several days. MPs could still access the building via secondary entrances.

The court said it fined the activist 6,000 Swedish kronor ($551) and ordered her to pay 1,000 kronor in damages and interest.

Thunberg denied the charges of two counts of civil disobedience, according to an AFP journalist at the hearing.

Asked by the judge why she had not obeyed police orders, she replied: “Because there was a (climate) emergency and there still is. And in an emergency, we all have a duty to act.”

“The current laws protect the extractive industries instead of protecting people and the planet, which is what I believe should be the case,” she said as she left the courtroom.

Thunberg has been fined twice before in Sweden, in July and October 2023, for civil disobedience during similar protests.

In February, a London judge dropped charges against her for disturbing the peace during a demonstration against the oil industry in October in the British capital.

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