is an incisive portrayal of two sisters navigating the complexities of patriarchal laws and the broader political tensions of the Israeli occupation of Palestine directed and produced by Abbas through her Ramallah-based company Young Oak Productions the film is a joint German-Palestinian production that delves into themes of female empowerment and familial struggle It follows the story of sisters Mariam and Noura determined to bypass their brother’s legal claim to half of the estate Laila Abbas describes the film as a tribute to the strength of womanhood and the power of solidarity among women having endured their own tragedies and heartbreaks come together to become stronger,” she said is co-produced by Hanna Atallah of Palestine Cinema Days and Roshanak Behesht Nedjad of Berlin’s In Good Company Films International sales and distribution are handled by MAD World while MAD Solutions and Lagoonie Film Production—based in Cairo and Riyadh—are also on board as co-producers The project has garnered substantial support throughout its development O Three Productions and Metafora through the El Gouna Film Festival in 2018 It also won the In-Development Award from the CineGouna Platform and secured backing from the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture the Doha Film Institute’s Qumra 2023 initiative including Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung and Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg it benefited from the Hubert Bals Plus Europe fund of the International Film Festival Rotterdam and was among the recipients of the Red Sea Fund’s third cycle Please enter your username or email address to reset your password Get directions and explore our neighborhood Think the dead stay dead? Think again. The Theatre Department’s upcoming production of Peter Malmö is a dazzlingly beautiful ghost story where echoes of the dead swirl in a creepy and complicated fashion. This new adaptation of the Mexican novel Pedro Páramo by Juan Rulfo comes to the Modern Theatre April 10-13 Johnny journeys to a once thriving industrial town on a remote arctic island only to find the landscape flooded with death Having limited knowledge about his father and fueled by his mother’s dying wish for him to return Johnny discovers a legacy of brutality and destruction as told by the town’s residents; all of whom just happen to be dead.  Directing this otherworldly production is visiting director, actor, and historian Armando Rivera, artistic director of Teatro Chelsea, a bilingual Latine theater company in Chelsea, MA. Rivera first appeared at the Modern last year in Juvenilia’s staged reading of Hugo Salcedo’s Dos Nogales Students are thrilled to work with him on the show.  “He’s very open to you making choices and finding the character yourself,” says Nathan Lavoie He encourages you to make choices and play It’s very personable with just a 10-person cast.”   Bilingual students Valeria Lam and Maya Grgurevich have roles where they speak Spanish and English working with Rivera has provided her an opportunity to approach acting in new way.   “Working with Armando…it’s a lot but in the very best sense!” she says playfully “He integrates physical movement into the work -- being able to portray something with your body without saying anything.”  Lam relates to her character who is simply known as Immigrant Woman But the feeling of leaving your home and going to a place where you basically know no one it’s the same for everyone.”   whose father immigrated to the US from Serbia also identifies with the immigrant experience and stresses the timeliness of the story it’s important,” she says.  She has been able to channel her background into her role as Immigrant Man “coming to US seeking opportunity and a better life and maybe not always feeling welcome in certain spaces I feel these things need to be recognized.”  the cast had the opportunity to Zoom with playwrights Raúl Durantes and Mark Litwicki both of whom will visit campus to see the show and participate in a talkback co-sponsored by the Ford Hall Forum “Having the opportunity to ask the playwrights about the adaptation has left no space for any awkwardness,” said Lam.  The shifting narrative of Peter Malmö can make it a tricky story to follow which has challenged students to explore the play’s deeper themes of family legacy and the aftermath of tyrannical abuses of power.  Grgurevich can offer some light: “At the end of the day this is a Mexican ghost story.”   “The essence of it is like body and soul and where our souls ultimately end up Every person who sees it will interpret it a different way.”   Tickets for Peter Malmö are on sale now at tinyurl.com/PeterMalmo Peter Malmö runs at the Modern Theatre April 10-13 with a talkback with the playwrights sponsored by Ford Hall Forum on Saturday The site owner may have set restrictions that prevent you from accessing the site I got an error when visiting eurovision.tv/video/czechias-artist-basel-covers-irelands-artist-malmo-albm-eurovision2025 Posted on April 14, 2025 by in Uncategorized // 0 Comments no further incentive was necessary for me start planning my first ever trip to Malmö but the whole concert trip gets a really special dimension when I manage to combine it with other things I enjoy in life it was a rare occasion for me to have a weekend getaway with my wife I really enjoyed the travel itself which took us from Norway The day of the show was a chilly day in Malmö – nothing unusual for this time of the year We appeared in front of Babel 45 minutes before the doors opened I must admit that it’s getting increasingly more difficult to figure out when you should turn up at the club to avoid waiting in a long line including a person who had traveled all the way from Vancouver The band that performed in Malmö featured John Elliot on vocals and Ludwig Nordlander from Confess on bass John Elliot seemed to have some recurring vocal issues a few songs into the concert He repeatedly disappeared in the wings only to reappear again but something was clearly off by the time the band finished performing “Rust” whatever was causing the problem was out of the way and the show switched into higher gear instantly the band swept into “Native Nature” Martin Sweet played the beginning chords of Skid Row’s “Monkey Business” only to smoothly segue into the notes of Crashdïet’s track It was an impressive rendition of a track that deserves to be performed live Martin Sweet ripped up a wicked guitar solo “It’s A Miracle” as usual prompted an excited wave of singing across the whole venue This version of the song was however a little shorter than usual without the usual sing-alongs at the very beginning The moment in Crashdïet’s live shows that I most look forward to is probably “Chemical” and John Elliot managed to drive the energy level up by egging on the crowd and dancing with his mic stand Especially the last chorus with the vocal ad-libs gets me each time “Chemical” is custom built to be performed live and I don’t think I’ve seen a show by Crashdïet without this track in the setlist The band disappeared for a brief while only to invade the stage again and to give the crowd more of what we wanted The characteristic drum beat introduced “Breakin’ The Chains” There was no slowing down as John Elliot quickly introduced “In The Raw” His voice sounded powerful here reinforced by the crowd singing the choruses It was also great to still see “We Die Hard” still in the setlist as a penultimate track It has a very interesting vocal melody in the verses and a catchy chorus which is easy to pick up even if you haven’t heard it before it did offer a little respite in the final part of the set The tightly packed crowd needed it before the final climax in “Generation Wild” Crashdïet with John Elliot is a little bit darker band than with the previous frontman Gabriel Keyes with all the band members dressed in black and a sinister figure of Ludwig on bass contributing to this aura It’s only Martin Sweet who somehow invokes the band’s more glammed-up past This darker impression contrasts nicely with a visually more flamboyant performance by Crazy Lixx John Elliot smoothly connects with the crowd He lets his energy carry him and this energy is pretty infectious The band made me forget for a while that they were not meant to be the main star of the evening Crashdïet performing live (full show) at Babel in Malmö, Sweden on February 14, 2025 (video from singer198003‘s YouTube page): the band rolled into an empowered rendition of “Hell Raising Women” there was time for Danny Rexon to address the audience he did so in Swedish but he soon switched to English aware that there were fans in the audience visiting from far outside of Sweden Danny was trying to find a person who had traveled furthest to see this show and Canada I had met before the show must have traveled even further the record release party saw the live premiere of two tracks from the new album namely “Little Miss Dangerous” and “Hunt For Danger” Speaking of the former of the two new tracks it has everything you would expect from an instant live classic — a driving rhythm with some cowbell sprinkled here and there early on a great build-up to catchy sing-along chorus a slower moment before the last chorus with time for some vocal exchanges between Danny and the audience This song went over so well live that it would have probably sounded great even if the band members had stood totally still while performing “Little Miss Dangerous” was definitely one of the early finest moments in the set In an introduction to the performance of “Hunt For Danger” Danny said that the band scenes used on the video for the song had been recorded on the very same stage a few weeks before “Hunt For Danger” is a guitar fest One blistering melodic solo follows another with Chrisse Olsson stepping into the spotlight first only for both of them to finally play those solos off each other the two guitarists alternated playing solos depending on the song Neither guitarist got any extended solo spot The guitarists often switched sides of the stage while bassist Jens Andersson played his own crazy show They all often high-fived people in the audience a perk of playing your own city and having a lot of friends supporting you It should also be noted that Robin Nilsson is an incredible talent He’s one of those drummers who aren’t just a background during a live show You do pay attention to his presence and his drumming because there’s something magnetic about his drumming style I’d seen him a few times before with The Cruel Intentions and each time he impresses a little more familiar at least to those who have seen Crazy Lixx before which we lapped up because the band conveyed them with a lot of necessary enthusiasm — Danny Rexon wearing a mask and wielding a knife in “XIII” and some flag waving in “Anthem For America” The show was not overly long and they played only 12 tracks but the magic was there emanating especially from the rhythm section But the band retains a lot of focus on precision and detail The Chrisse Olsson / Jens Lundgren guitar combo can create a veritable storm as in “Rise Above” and they can stand back a little and create a perfect backdrop for an ’80s inspired tune (think the verses in “Girls of The 80’s” or “Blame It On Love”) Danny Rexon’s vocals were as exciting live as they are on the albums the band has live performance and stage presence down to science Crazy Lixx performing live (full show) at Babel in Malmö, Sweden on February 14, 2025 (video from singer198003‘s YouTube page): Copyright © 2025 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes From April 29 to May 5, 2025, the Malmö Arab Film Festival is back and buzzing turning Sweden into a spotlight for Arab cinema This year’s lineup is packed with bold voices: actors and writers making waves far beyond the region Few stars hold a place in people’s hearts quite like Ahmed Helmy From his early comedy classics to his more recent his work has shaped generations of Arab film lovers This week, Malmö honored him with a career award and a fully booked masterclass at the Royal Cinema a fitting tribute to a figure who’s not just legendary Fresh off winning Best Director at the Hollywood Arab Film Festival earlier this month El-Shenawy is in Malmö for the screening of The Tale of Daye’s Family With the movie making waves at Berlinale, Red Sea Film Festival And it’s clear he’s becoming one of the region’s most deliberate and distinctive directors View this post on Instagram A post shared by | Malmö Arab Film Festival | (@maffswe) Mariam Sherif’s lead role in Snow White earned her Best Actress at the Red Sea International Film Festival She brings a quiet strength to the screen with her captivating performance View this post on Instagram A post shared by | Malmö Arab Film Festival | (@maffswe) Whether in a film or just walking into a room, Ahmed Fathy brings the energy He’s at the Malmö Arab Film Festival as a guest this year And his signature mix of wit and warmth is already making him a favorite on the ground Fawwaz doesn’t need flash to make an impact; his performances are always sharp his quiet presence adds exactly the kind of weight and depth the festival is known for View this post on Instagram A post shared by | Malmö Arab Film Festival | (@maffswe) Dabbour isn’t new to Malmö; his fiction debut, Photocopy, won Best Film here back in 2017 Now he’s back with The Tale of Daye’s Family and his writing still carries the same emotional punch and social awareness that made his earlier work stand out View this post on Instagram A post shared by | Malmö Arab Film Festival | (@maffswe) With familiar faces returning and new voices stepping into the spotlight the 15th Malmö Arab Film Festival is more than a celebration; it’s a reminder that Arab cinema continues to grow WE ALSO SAID: Don’t Miss…Red Sea Documentary Days Returns to Jeddah: 7 Films You Should Have on Your Radar Malak cannot seem to get enough of Literature - so much so that she has pursued it in both her BA and MA, and the love affair is still going strong. 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Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Hammarby 3 win(s) Have kept the most clean sheets in the competition (3) Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Malmö FF haven't lost to Hammarby in their last 7 meetings (4W, 3D). 23 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMT?Hammarby won 2–0 over Malmö FF on Wed 23 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 12 goals in their last 5 matches Malmö FF haven't lost to Hammarby in their last 7 meetings (4W Hammarby is playing home against Malmö FF at 3Arena on Wed This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page A project that seeks to develop a common infrastructure in southern Sweden for transport and storage or utilization of carbon dioxide has received a financial boost from the Swedish Energy Agency (Energimyndigheten) the government agency has granted SEK 5.3 million (about $484,003) to Malmö CO2 Hub a collaboration between several industrial and energy companies The funding has been awarded as part of The Industrial Leap a governmental initiative to support the green transition and eco-friendly innovative projects The Malmö CO2 Hub project gathers several parties active in energy port logistics and waste management sectors: Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) with the support of Växjö Energi and Öresundskraft the financial support from the Swedish Energy Agency will be used to develop an in-depth feasibility study for a common carbon infrastructure in southern Sweden including transportation and final geological storage The feasibility study is planned to be completed in June 2025 A common system for the transport and storage or utilization of carbon dioxide would allow companies in the carbon dioxide hub to share investment costs utilization and storage (CCUS) more financially accessible and thus increasing the emission reductions The goal is to develop a sustainable CCUS infrastructure that is open to additional stakeholders we can achieve climate benefits not only for industry but also for Sweden as a whole,” Henrik Norgren “The project provides economies of scale and reduced costs for all participating companies making it easier for us to contribute to achieving Sweden’s climate goals This funding from the Swedish Energy Agency and our partners makes this possible and establishes a model that other Regions can derive inspiration from.” A solution for sustainable industrial development and climate change Carbon capture has been identified as an important component in achieving the climate targets set by Sweden and the EU to reduce greenhouse gas emissions The thinking behind the project is to establish Malmö as a carbon dioxide logistics hub where carbon dioxide can be collected and transported for final storage the parties involved in Malmö CO2 Hub are working to build out an infrastructure that enables 1-2 million tonnes of carbon dioxide to be captured and stored annually This would thus contribute to achieving negative emissions and more sustainable industrial production in Sweden Malmö CO₂ Hub is an advancement of the CNETSS collaboration which has the long-term goal of increasing the potential for reducing emissions and achieving “negative emissions.” Participants in phases 1 and 2 were South Scania Waste These phases resulted in the port in Malmö being identified as the most suitable location for an intermediate storage facility for carbon dioxide The project has determined the amount and timing of the quantities of carbon dioxide to be captured by the participants the most appropriate methods for transport to the intermediate storage facility as well as the size of the storage facility and the physical storage requirements of the intermediate storage facility CMP also joined Copenhagen’s CO2 capture project on Amager Bakke With a large-scale plant for carbon capture Amager Bakke will be capable of capturing up to 500,000 tonnes of CO2 annually This will be an important contribution to the Danish climate goals as well as Copenhagen’s goals of reaching CO2 neutrality Daily news and in-depth stories in your inbox The Pioneers of Offshore Engineering GustoMSC part of NOV’s Marine and Construction business is recognized for providing advanced design & engineering consultancy for mobile offshore units and reliable equipment and technical knowledge into realistic & innovative ideas The performance of new and existing jack-ups playPremier League in numbers: 74 in 75 for Erling Haaland (0:56)Take a look at the best stats from Saturday's Premier League action as Erling Haaland's excellent scoring record continues The 24-year-old Ballon d'Or nominee was spotted in Malmö early on Monday evening ahead of their game against bitter rivals IFK Gothenburg where a victory would give them their second straight Allsvenskan title and fourth in five years Haaland and Botheim became friends while playing for Norway's junior national team and they also featured in a rap video together with Erik Sandberg that has been viewed more than 12 million times on YouTube Haaland scored 27 goals in 31 matches as City retained their Premier League title last season. At the 2023 Ballon d'Or ceremony he finished as runner-up to Argentina's Lionel Messi has been named in the starting line-up for Malmo on Monday 50 minutes before the Ballon d'Or gala is set to get underway was a leading contender to win the 2024 men's prize after leading Madrid to a La Liga and Champions League double last season One club source considers it "unfair" and "a disgrace" that Vinícius would not win the award Not attending the ceremony is a form of protest in order to boycott what another club source considers "a historic robbery." Information from ESPN's Gustavo Hofman and Rodrigo Faez contributed to this report Local artist Anders Skog created Havsprinsen, which was unveiled in 2023 as a symbolic counterpart to the Danish statue. While the Öresund Bridge physically connects Malmö and Copenhagen Havsprinsen represents an emotional and cultural link between the cities Malmö’s city council declined to fund the piece or allow its placement on city land citing an already high number of male monuments by male artists private sponsors and crowdfunding secured a spot for it at a local marina Originally, Havsprinsen had visible male genitalia this feature was removed and replaced with seaweed to shift the focus away from the statue’s gender In Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid, the story that inspired the Copenhagen landmark, the mermaid never wins the prince’s love. Perhaps this time, in Malmö, things will turn out differently. Havsprinsen is located at Limhamn Small Boat Marina in southwestern Malmö and is accessible 24/7. Outdoor parking is available nearby, and buses 7 and 9 stop at Malmö Valborgsgatan, a 10-minute walk from the statue. On a nice day, consider renting a bike—there’s a scenic path along Ribersborg Beach leading from the city center to the marina. A baffling beast so absurd a town councilman called it "intellectual vomit in technicolor." This group of sculptures includes the first statue of a female politician in London. One of Madrid's most beloved statues is of an anonymous citizen. A somber statue commemorating a Danish merfolk-tale. This monument is dedicated to Balto, the heroic Alaskan sled dog. A bizarre representation of our ever forward moving society. A group of tiny bears has occupied various spots across Warsaw's Bemowo district. A neon-illuminated statue of James Cook at the edge of a historical Auckland wharf makes for an unexpected discovery. This tour features screenings of select Saudi films, followed by engaging dialogue sessions with Saudi filmmakers and talent. The Saudi Film Commission has participated in the Malmö Arab Film Festival, taking place in Sweden from April 29 to May 5, as part of its efforts to elevate the international presence of Saudi cinema. Demonstrating its strategic push to spotlight local filmmaking on the global stage, the commission has partnered with the festival to present an “Arabian Nights” event. This initiative includes a multi-city film tour across seven locations in three Scandinavian countries from April 27 to May 8. The tour features screenings of select Saudi films, complemented by interactive dialogue sessions with Saudi filmmakers and creatives. These events aim to introduce diverse cinematic voices from the Kingdom to broader international audiences while emphasising the dynamic growth and creative potential of Saudi Arabia’s film industry. Norah, Lail Nahar, Fakhr Alsuwaidi, II Signore and Holes are part of the screening. Please enter your username or email address to reset your password. The current head to head record for the teams are Malmö FF 2 win(s) Arnor Sigurdsson has the most shots on target per match for Malmö FF (1.8) Taha Abdi Ali has created the most big chances for Malmö FF (1) Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't scored in their last 3 matches 29 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMT?Malmö FF won 2–0 over Östers IF on Tue 29 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Malmö FF is playing home against Östers IF at Eleda Stadion on Tue In Malmö harbor a cone-shaped concrete relic of World War II-era architecture rises above the former dockyard like a giant vertical cigar: the Spetsbunker a towering 60-foot (18-meter) bomb shelter.  The bunker’s construction around 1940 solved a significant challenge for the nearby then-bustling shipyard: the waterlogged, unstable ground made underground shelters impractical. Designed to protect up to 150 workers, the structure, however, ultimately went unused, as Sweden remained largely untouched by the war While relatively common in wartime Germany, this type of above-ground bunker is believed to be the only one of its kind in Sweden. Drawing on the pioneering work of engineer Leo Winkel, known for creating Winkeltürme (“Winkel Towers”) or Spitzbunker (“Pointed Bunkers”) the structure embodies both functionality and creativity.  was crafted to be nearly invisible to enemy bombers and exceptionally difficult to destroy Even a direct hit would cause the payload to glance off the surface its weathered interior features a spiral staircase Its distinctive silhouette continues to serve as both a historical landmark and a reminder of wartime innovation Although access to the bunker’s interior isn’t allowed its distinctive exterior is visible at any time Parking is available nearby at Dockan Telia Pedestrians can reach the site with a 12-minute walk from the central station a former wartime bunker holds some surprising secrets this bunker has managed to soldier on to this day At this concrete bunker on the Trondheim fjord secrets lie above and below the water's surface Deep in the limestone cliffs of the Alabaster Coast a German fortress built during World War II This fortress was designed to prevent a Nazi invasion but was never used Remnants of the Nazis' occupation of Denmark linger along the sand A line of disused military bunkers built to defend against Nazi invasion lies hidden on the outskirts of the city The grand complex of buildings that comprise Liverpool's Exchange Flags includes a vast World War II bunker that has been frozen in time The Swedish Energy Agency has provided SEK 5.3 million ($484,003) to the Malmö CO2 Hub project a collaborative effort between several key players in the energy allocated through the government’s “Industrial Leap” initiative will support the development of a shared infrastructure for the transport and utilization of carbon dioxide in southern Sweden The Malmö CO2 Hub brings together Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP), E.ON, Nordion Energi with the active support of Växjö Energi and Öresundskraft The funding will be utilized to conduct an in-depth feasibility study to assess the viability of a common carbon infrastructure This shared infrastructure will enable participating companies to collectively invest in carbon capture making these solutions more financially accessible and significantly increasing emission reductions The project aims to create a sustainable CCUS ecosystem that is open to future participation from additional stakeholders we can achieve climate benefits not only for industry but also for Sweden as a whole,” Henrik Norgren Relevant: Nordbex Launches Ambitious BECCS Operations In Sweden and establishes a model that other Regions can derive inspiration from.” Carbon capture has emerged as a critical component in achieving the ambitious climate targets set by both Sweden and the European Union.  The Malmö CO2 Hub envisions establishing Malmö as a central hub for carbon dioxide logistics where captured carbon dioxide can be efficiently collected and transported for final storage in neighboring countries like Norway or Denmark The consortium aims to develop an infrastructure capable of capturing and storing 1-2 million metric tons of carbon dioxide annually contributing significantly to achieving negative emissions and promoting more sustainable industrial practices within Sweden Read more: EU Approves €3B Carbon Capture Aid In Sweden The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden The train between Oslo and Malmö will be an extension of the existing service between the Norwegian capital and Gothenburg and will launch in July, Vy said in a press release “We are pleased to be able to offer our customers new travel options and it is natural for us to use the strength we have from operating in both Norway and Sweden We believe that this summer train will be popular as it makes environmentally friendly travel to Europe easier,” Vy Tog’s Executive Director Tickets for the service will go on sale in mid-April and will be continued in future summers if it sells well The new direct service would make connections to Copenhagen and Hamburg easier from Oslo while those taking the train from Malmö would have access to direct trains to Bergen and Trondheim after they have arrived in the Norwegian capital There will be two daily departures between Oslo and Malmö from July 14th until August 11th Røhne said that the company would reveal more details about the return of the service between Oslo and Copenhagen later in the spring Please log in here to leave a comment The district of Hyllie on the outskirts of Malmö is a futuristic energy-efficient location that’s powered in partnership with the energy provider E.ON and what can it teach the rest of the world about the future of sustainable living As one of Sweden’s largest cities, you might assume that Malmö has long been a bustling hive of creativity, but that couldn’t be further from the case. Until relatively recently, the city had a reputation for being a post-industrial backwater – but all that changed in 2000, sparked in part by the opening of the Öresund bridge and helped power an economic transformation in Malmö by improving links to the rest of Europe the city is at the forefront of sustainable living Just a six minute journey from Malmö’s central train station, Hyllie is built on a greenfield site. Work to create a new residential and commercial development there began in 2010, and the aim is that it will be home to 25,000 residents by 2040 Peder Berne of E.ONThe fact Hyllie has become something of a blueprint for smart cities of the future is no accident “The city of Malmö approached E.ON in the early stages of city development and started the dialogue: could we utilise Hyllie as a testbed How can we enable energy in a sustainable way and what kind of sustainable technology do we need in order to do so?” says Peder Berne What emerged was an innovative public-private partnership between the city of Malmö the publicly owned water and sewerage company E.ON recognises there is no single solution to a country’s energy problems, and this multi-layered approach is visible in Hyllie. The district’s heating and cooling is completely powered by renewable and recycled (sometimes known as “recovered”) energy, which comes from a number of sources: solar; wind; biogas from food waste or sewage; incinerated refuse; and the capture of excess heat from industrial processes powering a city on renewable and recycled energy comes with its own set of challenges “We can’t really [control] when the wind’s blowing or when the sun is shining or when the heating or cooling demand is high,” says Berne “And then it becomes much more relevant to ask and also how can we find flexibility within the infrastructure that we are developing to cope with these variations?” This is where the idea started to form of a digital brain called ectocloud that optimises the different thermal energy flows, and enables an integrated energy infrastructure that can harness, store and redistribute energy throughout the local networks. This also fostered the development of E.ON’s innovative heating and cooling system, ectogrid From data centres and transport hubs to supermarkets, many cities already produce energy in the form of excess heat. One of the most exciting aspects of the E.ON ectogrid, winner of an energy efficiency award at the Cop28 climate summit in Dubai is that it uses heat pumps to harness this energy which usually goes untapped ectocloud ensures that the best available energy is redirected to buildings across the smart district heating grid when and where needed a major redevelopment project on east London’s Royal Docks As for why Hyllie emerged as a testbed for sustainable innovation “From a Scandinavian or a Swedish perspective I think sustainability has been quite high up on our agenda and Malmö is a frontrunner in sustainable urban development recognising the value of driving transition through collaborative testbeds providing proof of concept in real-life environments,” he says “Perhaps that is because we have a lot of nature nearby it’s a place where the mind can get a bit of peace.” With the help of E.ON this sustainable outlook could soon be one of Sweden’s most famous exports Find out more about E.ON’s pioneering work in the UK to create sustainable cities and communities WAXED: GET YOUR MUSIC PRESSED ON VINYL FOR FREE In March of this year, eight years later, photos of the ledge section from the plaza being reconstructed with the original tiles surfaced, with the Instagram account tagged being @love.malmo a skateboarder who works for the City of Malmö and is at the helm of its creation to have a talk about how the project came to fruition I think the best way to start this is by talking about what you do at the City of Malmö I am the project manager for Skate Malmö Essentially the City of Malmö and Bryggeriet started producing big skate events and a skatepark in 2006 Those events were produced annually and that sort of led to a role within the city as an event coordinator I was hired to take over the role as the events producer I have evolved that role to be more than just the events but to also use those events to generate value for the city in partnership with the skateboarding organisation That means that we’ve introduced a legacy strategy so that whenever we do an event somewhere We’ve used that to develop street spots to evolve the opportunities for street skating in Malmö we will instead of buying wooden ramps you bring in granite blocks and you find an agreement with the city to keep those blocks for a set amount of time The strategy is in place to help Malmö grow as a skate city How did it come up to do the Love Malmö idea I'm a skateboarder myself and growing up Embarcadero was the centre of the world Then when Eastern exposure dropped there was a huge cultural shift where the skateboarding world became interested in the east coast and in particular Philadelphia The main stage for this new cultural wave in skateboarding was Love Park Love Park then became a dream spot for everybody It was on top of everyone’s bucket list to visit Philadelphia the skate organization there but any plans of doing a reconstruction of Love Park looked like it was very far away We were obviously keen to reintroduce Love Park in Malmö The main point for us is that this is cultural heritage and we wanted to show that this is worth bringing back to the world but also to communicate the cultural significance of the Philadelphia skate scene the project is mainly a homage to the Philadelphia skaters to be like what you created at Love has had resonance all around the world We also want to show cities around the world that skateboarding can add value to cities and urban life and you don't have to separate it by building skateparks away from the city centre you can let skateboarding come in and be a driver for culture and in your city Did you talk to many people in the Philadelphia scene about how they felt about you guys rebuilding the Love in Malmö I got in touch with Brian Panebianco from the Sabotage crew and Josh Nims for SkatePhilly or if we were claiming Philadelphia's material because that's the last thing we want to do We wanted to highlight the sort of cultural heritage of Love Park we want to facilitate not claim so that dialogue was really important to me The idea was that we would take some of the material there's much more left to do like a kind of a symbolic section of Love Park and hopefully the proof of concept that potentially somewhere in the world a full Love Park reconstruction will one day happen When did you first get in contact with the City of Philadelphia It was in 2016 and we had the tiles in Malmö in 2017 What was the importance of you having the original tiles from Love The point of this is having the real material that was used at Love and have an interactive monument to the skaters You participate in the Love Park monument by skating it not by looking at a statue of the architect What did the city think when you told them that you wanted to buy the tiles The leadership within the city were very much in support of the project.  They thought it was a fantastic idea to show how Malmö is supporting the value of skate culture and bringing something of cultural relevance back one of the reasons it's taken so long to make it happen is that we've gone through three reorganisations in the city Just a bunch of things happened which pushed the whole Love Malmö project to the side How was it finding a space for the project I saw a walk through you posted on Instagram recently and it is right in the middle of the city super close to the Svampen ledges For this project the site needs to be right in the heart of the city Love Park was in the middle of Philadelphia It was surrounded by other spots like City Hall it was really important to us to place Love where there are other spots to skate around it It was really hard to find but the spot we’ve got now is perfect it is right at the heart of Malmö’s skate history it’s close to Svampen ledges and right by the church where everyone skated in the 90s You are only recreating a small part of Love How did you decide on the part you were going to create The material we had kind of dictated what we could do so it was essentially going to be a ledge section We didn’t want to claim any of the blocks skated before or anything like that because that feels like it belongs to the Philly skaters or even in a museum.   having a city that is so supportive and encouraging of creating as many public spaces for skateboarding as they can The story of Malmö is one of how you build something that is not there From the DIY crew with Pontus [Alv] to Bryggeriet getting organised and through that building the skateparks then starting the skate high school and doing the events The skaters that are the most driven in the scene are people that move here from other places because they’re used to not having anything and working for it They also know that if you’re in Malmö and have ideas you can realise them What Malmö has is it has a strong community and a lot of people working with skateboarding I think it is a mistake to think of Malmö as the spots we have the point is we have the skate organisation Bryggeriet and all these individuals who have contributed to the scene and had ideas which have been realised All those things combined become the Malmö skate scene and I hope that living in Malmö as a skater is more than just an opportunity than skating the skate spaces and hanging out but also having a way to contribute to the skate scene if you had any advice that you think that cities around the world should take from Malmö’s approach to skateboarding They need to understand that the skateboarders know skateboarding Cities have to understand what they don't understand You can't hire someone who's not a skateboarder to build the skatepark It is the same thing when it comes to producing the events you can't don't hire someone outside of the community thinking that they're going to do better work from within the community and help it grow One mistake a lot of cities make is that they focus on the physical skatepark Skateparks are great because they can start scenes Once a community struggles to get a skatepark and they have it built then there's nothing else to fight for them they get bored with the park just being the same every day they quit and then that's the end of a generation of skaters but also have a strategy to work with the community How are you going to activate the skate park How are you going to work with integrating skateboarding in the city How are you going to help the skate organisation be more inclusive to different user groups Think of the community and the people as what you're trying to build as opposed to getting rid of the community by giving them a skatepark.   Malmö is Sweden’s third largest city and the sixth largest Nordic conurbation but also Sweden’s fastest growing city right now partly due to immigration and its bustling port city atmosphere And host city to Eurovision 2024 (I know this doesn’t mean much to American readers!) Malmö serves as a primary entry point for the majority of migrants heading to Sweden and the population could hit half a million in the next ten years a locale for the phenomenon of Scandi Noir given that Malmö has some rough and poor districts some issues around migration and crime and So where can we find Malmö in crime fiction Let’s start with the biggest and most successful crime novel series to be set in Malmö – The Malmö Mysteries a nine book series featuring Inspector Anita Sundström written by regular visitor to the city The series starts with Meet Me In Malmö (2015) A British journalist is invited to Malmö to interview an old university friend who is now one of Sweden’s leading film directors When he discovers the directors glamorous film star wife dead in her apartment the Skåne County Police (the regional police for Malmö) are called in to solve the high-profile case Among the investigating team is Inspector Anita Sundström who soon finds the list of suspects growing In subsequent books Inspector Sundström deals with many of the issues seen as key to understanding Malmö – a gunman loose in Malmö and targeting immigrants a woman stabbed to death while jogging in Malmö’s main park harks back to the the birth of an independent Estonia and also the 1994 MS Estonia ferry disaster (the ship sunk en route from Tallin to Stockholm) then a young woman’s imaginary boyfriend goes missing Call in the Sensitive Crimes team – Ulf “the Wolf” Varg who’s in love with Varg’s car (and possibly Varg too); Carl Holgersson who likes nothing more than filling out paperwork; and Erik Nykvist as readers of McCall Smith’s other books will recognise perhaps peculiarly Malmö-esque – Nordic oddness The series continues with The Talented Mr Varg (2020 and a hat tip to Patricia Highsmith there!) with the team on the trail of a notorious philanderer and a group of dealers exporting wolves The Man with the Silver Saab (2021) – once Sweden’s coolest auto exports – dives into the art scene in Malmö Finally The Discreet Charm of the Big Bad Wolf (2023) sees the Department of Sensitive Crimes downsizing and the team bickering and fighting for their jobs Still there are sensitive crimes to be solved – very Malmö crimes – a man’s cabin has mysteriously disappeared and Ulf is tasked with finding out what happened And a potentially promising veterinary treatment for deafness in dogs Detective Leonore Asker seems to have a great job at Malmö’s Major Crime Division investigating high profile kidnapping cases in the so-called Department of Lost Souls – a unit for odd cold cases banished to the basement of Malmö’s police station Someone is secretly placing small ominous figures in a huge model train displays and one of the figures seems to represent the missing woman from a recent kidnapping case As Leonore Asker’s investigation leads her into the world of the abandoned and forgotten she reaches out to her old friend and urban explorer Martin Hill It is expected that this will be the first in a series featuring Detective Leonore Asker and the Department of Lost Souls BTW: I don’t know if anyone ever transferred from the Department of Lost Souls to the Sensitive Cases Division!) Though not mostly set in the city the popular Martin Beck series of novels by Swedish husband and wife team Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö has several that take place in Malmö (though Beck is chief of the National Murder Squad in Stockholm) For instance the sixth novel in the series Murder at the Savoy (2009) opens when Viktor Palmgren a powerful Swedish industrialist is shot during his after-dinner speech in the luxurious Hotel Savoy in Malmö No one in the restaurant can identify the gunman and local police are baffled so Beck is called in to take over the scene and quickly picks through Palmgren’s background as we are in Malmö we should perhaps make mention of Henning Mankell’s Kurt Wallander Wallander has of course been a massive success with eleven novels by Mankell Swedish and British TV adaptation (the latter with Kenneth Branagh in Ystad but speaking English) and legions of fans Mankell’s series starts with Faceless Killers (1991) which won the prestigious Glass Key award for Nordic crime writers Inside an almost isolated Skåne (the region of southern Sweden that includes Malmö) farmhouse an old man is tortured to death and his wife Maria savagely beaten and left for dead with a noose around her neck an aging detective with rheumatism; Martinsson forty-something-year-old detective; Hansson and Peters And so starts Wallander’s literary career A dozen or so Wallander novels followed becoming a worldwide sensation and putting Ystad Masthead About Advertisers: Contact Us Privacy Policy Become a member for as low as $5/month Sie haben erfolgreich Ihre Einwilligung in die Nutzung von Transfermarkt mit Tracking und Cookies widerrufen. Sie können sich jetzt zwischen dem Contentpass-Abo und der Nutzung mit personalisierter Werbung, Cookies und Tracking entscheiden. The current head to head record for the teams are Malmö FF 14 win(s) Malmö FF and Sirius have not drawn any of their last 10 matches against each other. Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't scored in their last 2 matches Robbie Ure is ranked 1 in big chances created in the competition (2) 18 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?Malmö FF vs Sirius on Fri 18 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Malmö FF and Sirius have not drawn any of their last 10 matches against each other Malmö FF is playing home against Sirius at Eleda Stadion on Fri The Malmö Oat Milkers are coming to Jupiter but they’ll have some familiar faces Your hometown Jupiter Hammerheads will play as the Oat Milkers Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™)’s newest team brought to the league by Oatly The Malmö Oat Milkers are coming to Jupiter Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™)’s newest team brought to the league by Oatly the world’s original and largest oatmilk company Questions such as “the Malmö whats?” “how do I even pronounce that?” and/or “what is oatmilk?” as well as statements including “I don’t get it and I just want to watch some Jupiter Hammerheads baseball” are appropriate and the Oatly public relations department shared some answers with us which admittedly could bring either more clarity or more confusion to this situation Announced during MLB Tonight’s March 27 evening broadcast the introduction of The Malmö Oat Milkers to the league is part of Oatly’s ongoing multi-year partnership with MiLB as the first-ever national plant-based and pays homage to Oatly’s home city of Malmö All of MiLB’s already existing 120 teams are each playing one game this season as the Oat Milkers including the Jupiter Hammerheads on July 25th 2024 – making the Oat Milkers more than just the 121st team of MiLB but also an occasion for our local players to wear non-generic but also non-outlandish pink accented jerseys for nine entire innings Fans are under no obligation to wear Oat Milkers’ gear but we’re told Oatly – the corporate sponsors – would love that Hammerheads fans can expect an unforgettable Oat Milker game experience a chance to “sign a contract to be an Oat Milker for a day,” and more While now primarily known for “assuming the identity of a MiLB team,” Oatly also makes a delicious range of oat-based non-dairy milk alternatives that offer the same creamy taste while generally having a lower environmental impact1 This includes frozen dessert concessions available for purchase at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium Gates for Thursday’s Oat Milkers game open at 5:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased here For more information on The Malmö Oat Milkers inaugural season and the team’s full schedule We are the world’s original and largest oat drink company we have exclusively focused on developing expertise around oats: a global power crop with inherent properties suited for sustainability and human health Our commitment to oats has resulted in core technical advancements that enabled us to unlock the breadth of the dairy portfolio the Oatly brand is available in more than 20 countries globally the 110-acre complex/stadium is specially designed to house two Major League and two Minor League Baseball Teams The stadium is home to the Miami Marlins and the St The Florida State League’s Jupiter Hammerheads (Class A Affiliate of the Miami Marlins) and Palm Beach Cardinals (Class A Affiliate of the St Louis Cardinals) make their home at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium from April through September This year-round facility can accommodate the smallest birthday party to the largest corporate outing while never forgetting that each and every fan is our most important product A still from 'The Hand of the Creator' (Jordan) – directed by Gloria Njeim The opening film of the festival will be 'Passing Dreams' by Palestinian director Rashid Masharawi The Malmö Arab Film Festival (MAFF) has revealed its film programme and jury members for its 15th edition The festival will showcase 35 films—23 feature films and 12 short films—representing storytelling from 12 Arab nations with co-productions involving 10 Western countries This year’s feature film competition includes 12 titles while 11 short films will vie for top honours in their category Additional highlights include selections in the “Arabian Nights,” “Special Screenings,” “Schools Screenings” each offering diverse cinematic perspectives and engaging narratives Founder – Executive Chairman of the festival said: “We are proud that the 15th edition of the Malmö Arab Film Festival brings together a selection of the finest recent Arab cinematic productions reflecting the cultural diversity and creative richness of Arab filmmakers we have carefully curated a well-rounded program featuring powerful films with compelling themes and distinctive directorial visions offering audiences a unique cinematic experience and the opportunity to engage with the filmmakers themselves.” The festival will open with Passing Dreams by Palestinian director Rashid Masharawi The film sets the tone for a week of cross-cultural dialogue and cinematic celebration the festival will also hold screenings in the nearby cities of Lund and Landskrona while Landskrona will host a special screening of two films on May 3 allowing more audiences across southern Sweden to experience the festival’s offerings Among the standout titles in the Feature Film Competition are Arzé by Mira Shaib Norah by Tawfik Alzaidi and The Brink of Dreams by Nada Riyadh and Ayman El Amir These films reflect a range of contemporary issues artistic styles and collaborative international efforts The Short Film Competition includes notable entries such as Abu Judy showcasing emerging talent and new voices in Arab cinema Additional films to be screened include The Bridge and Il Signor in the Arabian Nights section The Bad Son and Aziz Epoch in Special Screenings and selections tailored for educational and family audiences As MAFF continues to grow in scope and impact its 15th edition reaffirms its role as a vital hub for Arab filmmakers and audiences in Europe celebrating the evolving identity and creative force of Arab cinema on a global stage Malmo’s goalkeeper Ricardo Friedrich fails to stop a shot by Besiktas’ Ernest Muci to open the score during the Europa League opening phase soccer match between Besiktas and Malmo at the Besiktas stadium in Istanbul Besiktas’ Semih Kilicsoy scores his side’s second goal during the Europa League opening phase soccer match between Besiktas and Malmo at the Besiktas stadium in Istanbul Besiktas’ Semih Kilicsoy celebrates after scoring his side’s second goal during the Europa League opening phase soccer match between Besiktas and Malmo at the Besiktas stadium in Istanbul Besiktas’ Ernest Muci celebrates after scoring the opening goal during the Europa League opening phase soccer match between Besiktas and Malmo at the Besiktas stadium in Istanbul ISTANBUL (AP) — Besiktas relied on two late goals from Ernest Muçi and Semih Kiliçsoy to beat Malmö 2-1 on Wednesday and earn a second straight win in the Europa League Muçi sidefooted home a cross by Jonas Svensson from the right to break the deadlock in the 76th minute and Kiliçsoy scored with a low shot from the edge of the area nine minutes later Substitute Soren Rieks pulled a goal back the visitors in stoppage time Besiktas upset Lyon 1-0 away in the previous round of the second-tier competition Besiktas has six points from four games while Malmö remains on three All the remaining games in the fourth round of the league phase are scheduled for Thursday when Manchester United hopes to get a first win of its campaign against PAOK at Old Trafford The Malmö Oat Milkers are coming to Portland Your hometown Sea Dogs will play as the Oat Milkers The Malmö Oat Milkers are coming to Portland and I just want to watch some Portland Sea Dogs baseball” are appropriate and including the Portland Sea Dogs on August 2nd – making the Oat Milkers more than just the 121st team of MiLB Sea Dogs fans can expect an unforgettable Oat Milker game experience This includes frozen dessert concessions available for purchase at Hadlock Field Gates for the August 2nd Oat Milkers game open at 4:30 PM. Tickets can be purchased here. For more information on The Malmö Oat Milkers inaugural season and the team’s full schedule, please visit milb.com/oatmilkers The French public widely supports the nationalisation of the energy company especially since the country has been plunged into an energy crisis The sight of feminists cheering on stories grounded in violence against women will continue to expose the Left’s hypocrisy “What I mean by ‘cyborg theocracy’ is the moral and political order which emerges from the belief that we are most emancipated when our condition of freedom is underwritten by technology.” Photo: Jorge Franganillo, CC BY 2.0 Police briefly arrested a 13-year-old suspect after a shooting that injured a 25-year-old man in central Malmö early Sunday evening The suspect was found close to the crime scene carrying a loaded handgun the shooter was handed over to social services Swedish law considers anyone under 15 a child Crimes by children are investigated and social services decide on what “support and care” is needed In cases when children commit serious crimes an “evidentiary action” can be held by the court system The court’s task in such cases is only to determine guilt Children found guilty in such cases often receive care.  and Minister of Justice Peter Hummelgaard discussed further measures to put a swift stop to the cross-strait crime also put pressure on Sweden to take responsibility for these matters,” the justice minister said.  Norway and Finland have also previously sounded the alarm about criminal immigrant networks from Sweden spreading their activities across borders.  Foreign-born individuals are 2.5 times more likely to be registered as suspected of a crime compared to those born in Sweden with both parents also born in Sweden For people born in Sweden with two foreign-born parents the likelihood is over 3 times higher than for those with Swedish-born parents.” Daily Aftonbladet reported Monday that “the police have not apprehended any suspected orchestrator of Sunday’s shooting.” The incident is classified as attempted murder and aggravated weapons offense. The current head to head record for the teams are Malmö FF 22 win(s) Malmö FF have won the previous 2 matches against Elfsborg. Besfort Zeneli has created the most big chances for Elfsborg (1) Besfort Zeneli has the most shots on target per match for Elfsborg (1) 07 Apr 2025 17:10:00 GMT?Malmö FF won 2–1 over Elfsborg on Mon 07 Apr 2025 17:10:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches Malmö FF have won the previous 2 matches against Elfsborg Malmö FF is playing home against Elfsborg at Eleda Stadion on Mon We all saw the thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathering in the Swedish city of Malmö to protest against Israel’s participation in the Eurovision Song Contest have seen a vast storm of vile hatred against Israel and against the Jews of Sweden They are a small minority of not more than 18,000 who have endured an avalanche of Jew-hatred at the hands of Islamist mobs and their far-left supporters It is essential to highlight the geographical differences and the most significant concerns. Most reported antisemitic incidents occur in southern Sweden, meaning Malmö. The capital, Stockholm, and Sweden’s second-largest city, Gothenburg, are marginally lower. According to the study, “Malmö is mentioned in particular, along with suburbs with a large population of Middle Eastern origin.”5 a new form of antisemitism emerged in Sweden Much like the “traditional” form of antisemitism – vehement views about the Jewish people The imported contemporary antisemitism removed the word “Jew” and replaced it with “Zionist” and “Israel.” let us be clear: it is not antisemitic to criticize the Israeli government or the Israeli army nor is it antisemitic to express sympathy with the plight of the people of Gaza; many Jews and Israelis do that The imported form of antisemitism we are witnessing in Sweden is not about criticizing the Israeli government or finding solutions to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Palestine will be free,” a call for the elimination of Israel and the denial of the Jews to exist as people in their own homeland This imported “Middle Eastern” antisemitism is deeply rooted in Jew-hatred whitewashed by pretending to call for a ceasefire as an undergraduate student living in Malmö Sweden’s third largest city and once home to a vibrant Jewish community I would often pass by the city’s first and only synagogue It is a gigantic building with a colorful mixture of Moorish Revival design and Art Nouveau décor making it one of the rare synagogues with that design in Europe when most of them were destroyed during Kristallnacht 1938 Jewish history in Malmö and Sweden goes back centuries The first Jews settled in Sweden at the end of the 17th century the Swedish authorities demanded that they convert to Christianity with many of them settling in major cities like Stockholm Today, many universities across Sweden, including Lund University, Sweden’s most prestigious educational institute, where I graduated, have turned into a hub-of-Hamas front, calling on the university to cut any educational cooperation with Israeli universities.6 As seen across university campuses in the United States some so-called students are outsiders and not students Malmö Synagogue was hit with explosives and was attacked again on September 28 a terrorist attack on the Israeli Embassy in Stockholm was thwarted by Swedish security forces The situation for the Jewish community in Malmö is beyond repair, leading to most of the Jews leaving the city. Malmö’s Jewish community has declined radically amid repeated harassment and attacks, mainly by Malmö’s massive Muslim community. Frederik Sieradzki, the spokesman for the Jewish Community of Malmö organization, warns that the “Jewish community could disappear entirely by 2029.12“ According to the Malmö municipality’s data, the city today has a population of 362,133 (December 31, 2023). More than 30% of the city’s population is foreign-born, with Iraq and Syria being the top two most common countries of birth. They are followed by Muslim-majority countries “battling” to be on the top-five list: Lebanon, Iran, Afghanistan, and Bosnia-Hercegovina.13 The number of Jews in Malmö is roughly 500, contrasted with the number of Muslims, which is over 50,000.14 According to the Islamic Center in Malmö as many Muslims choose not to register with a Muslim congregation antisemitism in Sweden came mainly from right-wing extremists with Swedish politicians quickly condemning it when it occurred the sharp rise of antisemitism in Sweden has come mainly from citizens with immigrant-Muslim backgrounds there is immense hesitation from the Swedish government to openly address the issue with many politicians abstaining from tackling it because of the fear of being accused of Islamophobia According to projections by the Pew Research Center, the number of Muslims in Sweden will sharply rise within the coming two decades; Sweden “is projected to have the highest share of Muslims (12.4%) in total population among the Western European countries by 2050.”17 A survey conducted by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA), titled “Experience and perception of Antisemitism – factsheet –Sweden,” found “40 % of the cases identified the perpetrator as someone with a Muslim extremist view, 27 % – as someone with a left-wing political view.”18 The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs approached Magnus Sandelin,20 a Swedish journalist and lecturer with many years of experience mapping and examining extremist movements in Sweden Sandelin said the fact there were people in Sweden openly celebrating and hailing Hamas’s October 7 atrocities shows that Sweden has a serious antisemitic problem “People with origins in the Middle East and those who belong to some extreme political camps both on the left and the right.” that most people in Sweden were shocked by the horrific killings Hamas committed against Israeli civilians but this “general sympathy for the Israeli victims turned to the usual accusation that Israel is committing crimes against the population in Gaza.” One of the main reasons for that whom he criticizes and blames for being a contributing factor in whipping up anti-Israel and anti-Jewish sentiments “Information from Hamas has been uncritically published and often without any verification Perspectives that are critical of Israel are usually chosen and Swedish media rarely place any blame and responsibility on Hamas.” When asked “Why is Swedish media so critical of Israel?” He replied It seems to be in the walls of many newsrooms Perhaps it has to do with a distorted power analysis where Israel is seen as the strong one and the Palestinians as the weak/oppressed.” Maybe unintentionally or maybe not “they are entertaining and playing with the dark forces that want to wipe out the Jewish state.” there have been many protests in Sweden against Israel’s ongoing war against Hamas with many of those protests openly having antisemitic prevalences Sandelin also argued that the younger generation has poor knowledge of the history of the conflict “they adopt a ready-made opinion package in which Israel is falsely portrayed as a colonial power Sandelin shared with us his views about what occurred in Malmö during the Eurovision Song Contest: “What went on there was a massive and merciless manifestation of hatred against Israel and against Jews in general driven mainly by immigrants from countries in the Middle East where antisemitism is legitimate and widespread.” Unfortunately It’s like the boiling frog slowly getting used to the hot water And with many in Sweden failing to understand how seriously dangerous the situation is becoming.” Today in Sweden “Jews feel that they no longer can live in Malmö with many thinking to leave Sweden where Jewish kindergartens and schools must have armed guards Where an Israeli 20-year-old artist (referring to singer Eden Golan) cannot leave her hotel room for fear of being murdered.” “I was ashamed as a Swede and as a human being to see how the mob behaved during Eurovision with boos and bullying against Israel and against Eden Golan.” The fact that Golan’s song Hurricane received the top vote from the Swedish public “shows that most Swedes are on Israel’s side and let’s not forget they are the majority but the boycotters and Israel-haters are just louder,” added Sandelin https://bra.se/om-bra/nytt-fran-bra/arkiv/press/2024-05-02-kraftig-okning-av-antalet-anmalda-antisemitiska-hatbrott-hosten-2023.html↩︎ Ibid↩︎ https://bra.se/download/18.4488712e18f0fafb6a6333e/1714473688213/2024_Polisanmalda-hatbrott-med-antisemitiska-motiv-under-hosten-2023.pdf page 7 & 13↩︎ https://www.judiskacentralradet.se/single-post/svenska-judars-upplevelse-av-antisemitism-efter-7-oktober – page. 5-6 & 10↩︎ https://eurojewcong.org/news/communities-news/sweden/according-to-a-report-63-of-swedish-jews-are-concerned-about-being-subjected-to-antisemitic-harassment/↩︎ https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/skane/studentprotesterna-sprider-sig-till-lund↩︎ https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/swedens-damn-jew-problem↩︎ https://www.jpost.com/Diaspora/Antisemitism/Teens-apologize-for-threatening-to-bomb-Swedish-synagogue-551338↩︎ https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/europe/2017-12-11/ty-article/swedish-jewish-cemetery-attacked-in-second-anti-semitic-incident-this-week/0000017f-f836-d887-a7ff-f8f686020000↩︎ https://www.timesofisrael.com/protesters-chant-bomb-israel-and-burn-flag-outside-synagogue-in-sweden/↩︎ https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=twitter%20anti%20jewish%20protests%20in%20Malmö%20sweden&mid=D0760DC2802865A29C96D0760DC2802865A29C96&ajaxhist=0↩︎ https://www.jta.org/2021/10/14/global/with-dozens-of-world-leaders-watching-sweden-looks-to-turn-around-its-reputation-on-antisemitism↩︎ https://Malmö.se/Fakta-och-statistik/Befolkning.html↩︎ https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2017/11/29/europes-growing-muslim-population/↩︎ Ibid↩︎ https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/15-european-countries-with-most-muslims.html↩︎ https://fra.europa.eu/sites/default/files/fra_uploads/fra-2019-2nd-survey-on-discrimination-and-hate-crime-against-jews-in-eu-ms-country-sheet-sweden_en.pdf↩︎ https://www.levandehistoria.se/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Summary-of-Antisemitism-in-Sweden-A-comparison-of-attitudes-and-ideas-in-2005-and-2020.pdf – page 107↩︎ Interview with Magnus Sandelin – May, 16, 2024 – conducted in Swedish.↩︎ Based on a Jane Fallon novel and directed by Guy Unsworth a new show is powered by the Swedish pop duo’s songs Co-founder Per Gessle reflects on Roxette’s arrival at the opera a new jukebox musical featuring a barrage of bangers by Swedish pop royalty Roxette is used to filling huge international arenas with the band’s power ballads and party anthems But when we talk before the musical’s opening night he points out that it is not the first time Roxette has been heard in an opera house – they played Sydney’s in 2015 The difference with a musical is the opportunity to work on such a “grand scale” with a 34-piece orchestra and resident team of craftspeople “I’m happy that they sold so many tickets!” Joyride runs until the end of April but is already close to selling out such is Roxette’s standing as arguably the country’s second biggest band after Abba The duo were in their pomp in the late 80s and early 90s when The Look and Listen to Your Heart became No 1 hits in the US and It Must Have Been Love was rejigged for a scene in Pretty Woman (with Julia Roberts quivering in a limo and Richard Gere brooding on a balcony) “There’s a great sense of nostalgia” for Roxette, says the musical’s British director, Guy Unsworth, who highlights how the death of Fredriksson from cancer in 2019 has also deepened fans’ emotional connection to the music about the younger generation in the audiences who really love it Roxette are a little bit like the band that Mum and Dad love.” drawing on Gessle’s skill at writing pre- and post-breakup songs When Gessle discussed the song list with Unsworth he was surprised that the director suggested they use album tracks such as What’s She Like and The First Girl on the Moon as well as the obvious hits “Songs that I almost forgot about,” laughs Gessle “I was really impressed that he had dug into the catalogue The musical captures the idiosyncratic blend of goofy humour and lovesick melancholia that pop fans associate with the pixieish to the movie that reunited Gere and Roberts Full of in-jokes … Sara Lehmann Sanna Martin and Oscar Pierrou Lindén in Joyride Photograph: Malmo Opera/Martin PaulssonWith a script performed in Swedish (there are English surtitles) the musical keeps some of Fallon’s Britishisms and her locations so its more eccentric moments include a line of Lincoln farmers in wax jackets delivering “na na na”s Some songs do a lot of heavy lifting and it’s best to just ride with the storyline’s implausibilities and savour Joakim Hallin’s arrangements that ramp up the soaring emotions are powerfully delivered in turn by Jessica Marberger and Marsha Songcome playing the two women in the love triangle “A couple of Marie’s big ballads including Queen of Rain are sung by a guy [Alexander Lycke] which is interesting,” says Gessle “Marie sang that about herself basically but [in the musical] he is saying it about a woman.” is a budding singer-songwriter who we see composing a tune on her acoustic guitar who is used to a level of autonomy as a musician trust people and get to know a little bit more about how the musical world works because it’s a different style of singing … My first band came from the new wave scene in the 70s – that’s what’s in my DNA.” Unsworth says he wanted to find a balance between the band’s feelgood “everyone wants to sing and dance along” and the power ballads that “cut to the heart for a lot of people” he wanted to make sure that “the story is moving through the music” rather than the plot being regularly interrupted for song and dance breaks celebrated 25 years in the West End; an estimated 70 million people have seen the Abba musical worldwide Unsworth jokes that friends have asked him: “Is that the sort of little ghost that’s haunting you?” Roxette may not have quite the same reach but Gessle comments on their not-too-shabby monthly Spotify listeners (14.3m) He is about to tour South Africa and Australia with his outfit PG Roxette performing the hits alongside Lena Philipsson Gessle “tried to figure out what to do with the catalogue” he explains One was just to close everything down and let it be; the other was to find a singer who can help me sing the songs and that’s easier said than done.” He and Philipsson talked at length about it “I told her we’re not doing anything new – I’m hiring you to sing Roxette It’s not about creating a new success.” And how does it feel adding rather bashfully: “I wrote these songs I just feel like: why not play them if people want to hear I’m not forcing anyone but the response has been tremendous.” The tour can’t help but be a tribute of sorts to Fredriksson which towards the end features a projection of the singer’s face “I remember buying Jesus Christ Superstar when I was a kid but this is new ground to me,” Gessle says “Marie always liked musicals much more than I did.” Joyride: The Musical is at Malmö Opera until 27 April Football Supporters Europe (FSE) is excited to announce that in 2025 the European Football Fans Congress (EFFC) will be heading to Malmö The event will be co-hosted by MFF Support and held at Malmö FF’s Eleda Stadion with its vibrant fan culture and strong tradition of democracy in football This will be the first time an EFFC is held in Sweden and the second time in Scandinavia following the 2011 edition in Copenhagen.  #EFFC25 will include FSE’s Biennial General Meeting (BGM) This meeting allows members to hear updates about FSE’s work discuss and vote on motions from the membership the EFFC has been a vital forum for FSE members It addresses important issues for fans through workshops Representatives from European governing bodies and political institutions also attend.  We will share more details, including an initial draft programme, in the coming weeks and months so follow our communications for further updates. Meanwhile, if you have any suggestions for topics to discuss at #EFFC25, email us at: info[at]fanseurope.org.  We look forward to seeing you in Malmö for an exciting and productive #EFFC25!  Make our voice even stronger. Join FSE today Email: info@fanseurope.org Manufacturer Honda and the Swedish electric motorcycle sharing and rental services provider GoCimo will test the acceptability of battery sharing in Europe Honda will install its battery swapping station called ‘Power Pack Exchanger e’ at three locations in the Swedish city drivers renting one of Honda’s all-electric EM1 e through GoCimo can exchange empty batteries for a fully charged pack the manufacturer will supply 30 electric scooters and 60 batteries (the so-called Honda Mobile Power Pack e) for the trial GoCimo will operate the battery-sharing service secure the locations for the swapping stations Both companies already have experience in the field. According to the press release, GoCimo already offers battery-sharing services in Stockholm and Gothenburg, while Honda has swapping stations in Japan, India, Indonesia Honda states that through the partnership with GoCimo it wants to “promote the electrification of motorcycles and the widespread use of swappable batteries in Europe by expanding battery sharing services using Honda products “The joint verification test of the battery sharing service with GoCimo will create a new business model for electric motorcycles in Europe which will be commercialised and rolled out across the entire European region in the future to accelerate the spread of electric motorcycles and Honda Mobile Power Pack e,” says Daiki Mihara “GoCimo has successfully validated the business model for battery-sharing subscriptions for light vehicles in Europe Our customers confirm that our service helps them transition to electric vehicles by lowering the investment hurdle and improving safety during the charging process,” explains GoCimo CEO Mattias Tingvall “This joint verification test with Honda allows us to further explore the market potential of battery-sharing services.” global.honda I agree with the Privacy policy electrive has been following the development of electric mobility with journalistic passion and expertise since 2013 we offer comprehensive coverage of the highest quality — as a central platform for the rapid development of this technology EASTLAKE, OH – The Malmö Oat Milkers (29-25 70-50) scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth but fell short in a 7-5 loss versus the Cedar Rapids Kernels (26-29 In the bottom of the ninth, Oat Milkers C Johnny Tincher and LF Isaiah Greene tallied RBI singles, while 2B Travis Bazzana plated Tincher on a fielder’s choice and throwing error With the tying run at the plate, Cedar Rapids LHP Rafael Marcano made Malmö SS Angel Genao, MLB Pipeline’s No. 6 Cleveland and No. 93 overall prospect, pop out into foul territory. Marcano finally struck out Oat Milkers DH Ralphy Velazquez Kernels RHP Ty Langenberg (5-2) earned the victory, pitching six shutout innings while fanning three and walking three. Malmö LHP Matt Wilkinson (4-5) garnered the loss despite striking out five and allowing two runs in five innings Cedar Rapids jumped out to a 2-0 lead when LF Misael Urbina notched an RBI single in the top of the second and RF Gabriel Gonzalez ripped an RBI single in the top of the third the Kernels scored five runs off an RBI single by CF Kyle Hess and a grand slam by C Matthew Clayton for his first High-A home run The Oat Milkers began their stretch of five unanswered runs in the bottom of the seventh with a two-out, two-run home run by RF Wuilfredo Antunez After hitting his first High-A homer in Tuesday night’s 5-2 victory Antunez has homered in back-to-back contests The third game of this week’s scheduled six-game series between the Captains and Kernels is scheduled for Thursday night at 7 p.m It will be Jewish Heritage Night at the ballpark for which the team will pay special tribute to Mutts The game will be broadcast on the Bally Live app and MiLB.TV with social media coverage courtesy of @LCCaptains on X and Instagram - OF Wuilfredo Antunez went 2-for-4 with a two-run home run extending his hitting streak to 11 games across Lake County (eight games) and Single-A Lynchburg (three games) he is batting .439 (18-for-41) with five home runs and 15 RBI - LHP Matt Wilkinson struck out five batters and ranks second in Minor League Baseball with 169 strikeouts - C Johnny Tincher went 1-for-3 with an RBI single and a hit-by-pitch the longest by a Lake County player this season - 1B Maick Collado went 2-for-4 with a run scored picking up his 13th multi-hit game of the season The Lake County Captains are the High-A Affiliate of the Cleveland Guardians and have been a Class A Affiliate of Cleveland since the team was founded in 2003 To find out more information about the Captains or purchase tickets Nobina that will be in charge of all urban transport in the Swedish city of Malmö from June 2027 until June 2039 (value SEK 1 billion – some 87 million euros – per year) following finalization of procurement by Region Skåne The news is reported on local trade media Bussmagasinet.se Nobina wins public transport tender […] Nobina that will be in charge of all urban transport in the Swedish city of Malmö from June 2027 until June 2039 (value SEK 1 billion – some 87 million euros – per year), following finalization of procurement by Region Skåne. The news is reported on local trade media Bussmagasinet.se according to tender’s specifications all the buses operating in the concession will be zero emission there will be in the future more 18-metre and 24-metre articulated buses than today “Malmö is growing and Skånetrafiken is helping to develop mobility in the city we create the conditions for a continued positive and sustainable development of public transport in the city Head of Business Area Bus at Skånetrafiken © Copyright 2012 - 2025 | Vado e Torno Edizioni | All rights reserved | P.I The restaurant and food truck company Fisky Business is opening a new unit in Dockporten 1 overlooking the marina in Dockan The establishment is in partnership with the Skåne-based brewery Perfectly Squared Brewing which will open a taproom on the floor above the restaurant The restauranteurs behind the project refer to it as a “Living room in Dockan.” Fisky Business began as a pop-up kitchen at Malmöfestivalen in 2014 and has since developed into an MSC-certified food truck The founders Hannes Kindeberg and Sofia Lindmark now run the food truck business as well as Hanö hamnkrog and Vandrarhemmet Hanö in the Blekinge archipelago will have approximately 170 covers and an outdoor terrace The restaurant on the ground floor will serve a variety of fish dishes and beer from Perfectly Squared Brewing A taproom will be located on the floor above and food can be ordered from the restaurant Perfectly Squared Brewing was founded in 2019 and is run by Loa Ahlqvist and Glenn Pålsson it opened a taproom in Vellinge where the company also runs Vellinge Bryggeri.  The global sports and outdoor company Thule Group will move into the property during the summer.  “We want Fisky Business Dockan to become a living room in Dockan that can be used for many different purposes casual environment focusing on classic fish dishes such as fish and chips herring and whole fried plaice,” says Hannes Kindeberg at Fisky Business “We love craft beer and the collaboration with Perfectly Squared Brewing is a perfect match the upper floor can be used for private bookings and in the evenings we become a taproom,” says Sofia Lindmark at Fisky Business “We now have a large space in the best location in Dockan with the right conditions for food and drink experiences creativity and socialising in a warm and relaxed atmosphere get direct feedback and build relationships Fisky Business is the perfect partner for us and a slightly different combination in terms of menu than what is otherwise customary when it comes to beer,” says Glenn Pålsson at Perfectly Squared Brewing “The Fisky Business concept brings a fresh feature to Dockan and nicely complements the restaurants that are currently in the area The combination of food and beer is something that many people want and will contribute to the sea and urban atmosphere of Dockan,” says Ulrika Hallengren Wihlborgs Fastigheter AB (publ) is a property company that focuses on commercial properties in the Öresund region Its property portfolio is located in Malmö The book value of the company’s properties totals SEK 58 billion representing an annual property rental value of SEK 4.6 billion Wihlborgs’ shares are listed on the Large Cap List of Nasdaq Stockholm Wihlborgs is acquiring seven property companies with eight properties from Granitor with a transfer of ownership on 1 April 2025 The portfolio consists of the Perrongen 1 (Clarion Hotel SeaU) and Regula 1 (including Scandic hotels) investment properties in Helsingborg Sjömannen 1 and Sjömannen 2 investment properties in Malmö and the Jöns Petter Borg 16 investment property in Lund as well as the Brysselkålen 1 and Jöns Petter Borg 15 development properties in Lund The goal is to strengthen Wihlborgs’ existing clusters in the Swedish areas and to offer new opportunities to tenants The six investment properties were built between 2007 and 2022 and comprise a total of approximately 51,000 square metres Around half of the lettable area at the investment properties are offices and the other half is hotels The two development properties comprise 82,000 square metres of land for businesses and 12,000 square metres GFA for offices.  Six modern investment properties in strategic locations Clarion Hotel SeaU (the Strawberry Group) is the sole tenant at the Perrongen 1 leasehold of 17,100 square metres with 250 rooms and a conference hall that holds 1,250 people located in Oceanhamnen in central Helsingborg with a view over SeaU and the water comprises 10,800 square metres across 14 floors The hotel portion (7,200 square metres) is leased by Scandic Hotels under a lease extending until 2042 The office portion (3,600 square metres) is fully let Wihlborgs already has a portfolio of approximately 180,000 square metres in central Helsingborg including Helsingborg C and the landmark Prisma building (Ursula 1) in Oceanhamnen Kajutan 1 is an office property of 3,700 square metres in Västra hamnen where Wihlborgs currently has a portfolio of 150,000 square metres Malmö Central Station is just a few minutes away by public transport the property includes conference facilities and restaurants/cafés two modern office properties totalling 13,200 square metres Jöns Petter Borg 16 in southern Lund is an office property of 6,600 square metres with good transportation links close to Gastelyckan The total rental value for 2025 amounts to SEK 171 million and rental income to SEK 163 million The occupancy rate for the investment properties is 95 percent and the surplus ratio is 80 percent The estimated net operating income for 2025 amounts to SEK 130 million All of the properties are certified Miljöbyggnad Guld which is certified Miljöbyggnad Silver Sjömannen 1 and 2 as well as Jöns Petter Borg 16 Development properties in Lund for industry and offices Brysselkålen 1 is an undeveloped property of approximately 82,000 square metres in Hasslanda in southern Lund with an expected site coverage ratio of 50 to 60 percent This is a unique opportunity to develop one of Lund’s largest undeveloped properties within a development plan with facilities for industrial operations similar to those built and being constructed by Wihlborgs in the same area for Inpac The acquisition of Brysselkålen 1 means that Wihlborgs will be able to achieve a critical mass in terms of management volume in the industrial/logistics segment in Lund just as Wihlborgs has in the corresponding business areas in Malmö and Helsingborg In front of Jöns Petter Borg 16 is the undeveloped Jöns Petter Borg 15 property with development rights comprising 12,000 square metres GFA for offices The underlying property value is SEK 2,425 million A deduction of 25 percent for deferred tax on the investment properties totals approximately SEK 38 million Seven property owning companies are being acquired The purchase is being financed with available funds under existing credit agreements Sorry, you must be using a modern browser with JavaScript 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The BBC is not responsible for any changes that may be made Yellow Card at 80 minutesSubstituteshome team Two Yellow Cards at 90 minutes plus 7Number 42 Yellow Card at 80 minutesSubstitutesNumber 10 Yellow Card at 82 minutesMatch OfficialsReferee: Sascha StegemannVideo Assistant Referee: Bastian DankertAssistant Referee 1: Christof GünschAssistant Referee 2: Marco AchmüllerFourth Official: Martin PetersenAssistant VAR Official: Sören StorksMatch StatsKey Skip back to form guideSkip back to season so farMatch FactsScroll LeftScroll RightMalmö have won just one of their six meetings with Dutch sides in all competitions (D2 L3) with this their first such encounter since a 0-0 draw with AZ in the 2011-12 UEFA Europa League FC Twente have never won away against Swedish opposition in all competitions (D2 L2) with their first ever meeting with Malmö FF Malmö have scored six goals in six UEFA Europa League games this season twice as many as they netted in their last campaign (3 in 2022-23) They last scored more in a single campaign back in 2019-20 when they scored nine times in eight games FC Twente are winless in 13 UEFA Europa League games (D8 L5) with only Dynamo Kyiv on a longer current winless run (14 games) Erik Botheim has scored four UEFA Europa League goals for Malmö this season the most in a major European campaign by a Malmö player since Lars Larsson in 1986-87 (also four); no one has ever netted five goals in a campaign for Malmö Second yellow card to Anders Christiansen (Malmö) Mitchell van Bergen (FC Twente) wins a free kick on the right wing Colin Rösler (Malmö) header from the centre of the box is blocked Gijs Besselink (FC Twente) is shown the yellow card Zakaria Loukili (Malmö) wins a free kick in the defensive half Otto Rosengren (Malmö) wins a free kick in the attacking half Erik Botheim (Malmö) header from the centre of the box is too high Assisted by Otto Rosengren with a cross following a corner Fourth official has announced 6 minutes of added time Delay in match because of an injury Anass Salah-Eddine (FC Twente)