One seriously injured after Sweden train crash
The Swedish Accident Investigation Board (Statens haverikommission - SHK) is now investigating a train accident on Sunday night in which 18 people were injured, one seriously, in eastern Sweden.
Day: September 12, 2010
Sweden
Germany
Deutsche to raise €10 bln to swallow Postbank
Germany's leading financial outfit, Deutsche Bank, announced the largest rights issue in its history Sunday, saying it would raise around €10 billion ($13 billion) to take over retail bank Postbank.
Sweden
Ibrahimovic misses penalty in Milan loss
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's long-awaited debut in a Milan shirt did not work out as well as hoped after the Rossoneri were defeated 0-2 at Serie A newcomers Cesena, with the tall Swede missing a late penalty.
Sweden
Swedish man gored to death by bull
A 24-year-old man died on Saturday after being gored by a bull on a farm near Ruda in Hägsby in southern Sweden.
Germany
Three-year-old bitten to death by Rottweiler
A three-year-old child was bitten to death by a Rottweiler dog in Saxony-Anhalt on Saturday evening, authorities have confirmed.
Germany
Ballack determined to play for Germany despite broken knee cap
Germany captain Michael Ballack has said he will fight to win back his place in the national side, despite being left out of the squads for the last two Euro 2012 qualifiers and picking up a new injury on Saturday.
Germany
Reports of Sarrazin’s pay-off provoke fury
Reports that the Bundesbank agreed to increase disgraced board member Thilo Sarrazin’s pension payments by €1,000 a month to accelerate his departure have been greeted with fury and denials.
Sweden
Police had ex-police chief’s DNA: report
The police had a sample of former police chief and convicted sex offender Göran Lindberg's DNA, his mobile phone numbers and almost his whole car registration plate, already in 2007 but did not follow up the information, according to a new report.
Germany
Pay lagging behind economic growth as unions demands ignored
German statistics show pay rises lagging behind the country's growth rate, and the situation will likely last, despite calls from trade unions and trade partners for higher wages.
Sweden
Still summer in southern Sweden: met office
Despite the recent changeable weather in many parts of Sweden, it is still officially summer in southern and central areas of the country, according to meteorological office SMHI.
Germany
Duisburg mayor seems safe in office despite Love Parade tragedy
Efforts to remove Duisburg Mayor Adolf Sauerland in the wake of the Love Parade disaster in which 21 people were killed and around 500 injured, seem set to fail.
Germany
Hunt for missing boy stepped up as trousers and bike found
A week-long hunt for a 10-year-old boy has been intensified after his trousers were found in a field, heightening fears he may have been the victim of a crime.
Sweden
Alliance pulls away with a week to go: poll
The centre-right Alliance has extended its lead over the centre-left Red-Greens to almost ten percent with only a week to go before the Swedish general election, a new poll by Sifo showed.