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Major riots across France: School hall destroyed in arson attack in Nantes – school leaders doused with petrol in Marseille
Hanne Tolg 
Nearly 400 schools in France are facing vandalism, arson and riots. In the predominantly immigrant district of Saint-Denis in Paris, people were chanting “We are all children of Gaza!”

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Press Complaints chair’s husband granted exemption to lodge complaint against Document
Atle Hansson  
The Press Complaints Commission (PFU) has granted exceptional treatment to the PFU complaint lodged by Vårt Land editor Bjørn Kristoffer Bore against Document regarding the Shada case. This is the first time such an exemption has been granted. Bore is married to PFU chair Anne Weider Aasen.

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Politics was something we used to have
Lars Hedegaard 
Among Democrats in the US, 29 per cent would be pleased if Trump were assassinated. Among American students, 34 per cent believe that violence against political opponents is legitimate. This is the death of politics. In the US, universities bear much of the responsibility for the radical brainwashing carried out by their professors.

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France: Bedridden 93-year-old woman raped and murdered; naked Sudanese man found lying on top of her
Hanne Tolg 
She was unable to move following a stroke. When the neighbours heard screams and the sound of blows, they raised the alarm. The police forced their way in and found…

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Bloody jihadist chaos: Plane plummets thousands of metres in a matter of seconds – passengers storm the cockpit
Espen Teigen 
Children screamed and passengers huddled together as the flydubai aircraft lost thousands of metres of altitude in a matter of seconds. In the cockpit, a pilot had stabbed his colleague.…

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Who can we trust in these times of terror?
Giulio Meotti 
The most recent foiled attacks on the ground and in the air reveal that the enemy is amongst us. The security services have been systematically infiltrated and are therefore compromised.…

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Palestinian ‘demo­cracy’: President Mah­moud Abbas is now in the 22nd year of his four­year term of office
Arnt Jensvoll 
Mahmoud Abbas was elected President of the Palestinian Authority in 2005. His term of office was four years. The fact that he has promised new elections this year is not…

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Air disaster averted after pilots argued in the air
Christian Skaug 
A flydubai passenger aircraft en route from Dubai to Tel Aviv was diverted to Saudi Arabia on Wednesday after one of the pilots allegedly stabbed the other with a knife…

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Terror suspect released: ‘Why has the UK become so scandalously lenient towards terrorists?’
Tove Elisabeth Rooney 
“How has the UK become so scandalously terror-friendly?” asks the New York Post in an editorial. The latest low point is that on Monday the British authorities released five terror…

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Danny Tommo faces six months in custody
Christian Skaug 
The British activist Danny Tommo, who last week punctured an empty migrant boat in the English Channel, was remanded in custody on Tuesday pending his trial, which is due to…

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– Jack Smith was paid by Soros
Hans Rustad 
Citizen journalist Nick Shirley has discovered that special counsel Jack Smith was paid by George Soros via the Virgin Islands to go after Trump. Smith testified before Congress on Tuesday.…

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Two men from Denmark procured weapons for a Hamas terrorist plot
John Martin Johansen 
German prosecutors have charged seven suspected Hamas members with planning a major attack against Israelis and Jews in Germany or Austria. Two of them have links to Denmark.

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Trump is set to build the largest steelworks ever in Iowa
Hans Rustad 
Trump is set to build the largest steelworks in US history in Iowa. NTB reports that this is intended to divert attention from the economy’s poor performance – which is…

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Norwegian industry is being dismantled in favour of pipe dreams
Kent Andersen 
The dismantling of Norwegian industry and its cornerstone companies was played down with promises of hordes of new jobs that the digital age was set to create. Today, we have…

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‘Ruthless’ gang of girls carry out a mob attack on a 13-year-old: ‘Hit her harder, then!’
Espen Teigen 
Two Somali girls have been convicted following a mob attack on a 13-year-old girl of Asian descent in downtown Bjørvika and subsequently at fashionable Aker Brygge.

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Almost all Norwegian data centres requiring power are foreign-owned
Erling Marthinsen 
Foreign companies own 90 per cent of Norway’s data-centre capacity. This creates few permanent jobs but poses challenges to national security, according to the Norwegian Board of Technology. Foreign-owned companies…

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We have lost our sense of greatness
Hans Rustad 
In ‘Giant’, James Dean plays Jett Rink, the poor ranch hand who strikes oil and becomes fabulously rich. It is a story that could hardly have been European. The egos…

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France remembers its faith
Merete Skar 
Pope Leo XIV has completed a four-day visit to France. He met President Macron, prayed at Notre-Dame, gathered hundreds of thousands for Mass on Place de la Concorde and urged…

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EU quietly asks governments to reduce energy demand
Christian Skaug 
EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen is urging the governments of the Union’s member states in a letter to curb energy demand in order to reduce gas and electricity consumption amid…

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Trump: I wouldn’t have released them
Hans Rustad 
It caused a stir when Scotland Yard announced that all five suspects in the terrorist plot against the Fairford base had been released on bail. Trump said: “I wouldn’t have…

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Norway’s Conservatives humiliated as they drift towards Labour
Kjell Erik Eilertsen 
After 22 years under Erna Solberg, Ine Eriksen Søreide continues on the same course, as a pale imitation of Labour, with some tax rhetoric for appearance’s sake. But it lacks…

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Election fraud in the US: Authorities target illegal voters across the country
Tove Elisabeth Rooney 
Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin says the authorities are now investigating 1,620 cases and that 151 people have been arrested. In addition, around 300,000 election-fraud cases are being reviewed.…

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UN: US deportations trigger flood of human rights violations
Erling Marthinsen 
The UN apparently wants Western countries to open their borders to the entire world, including criminal migrants. That is why its ‘experts’ are strongly critical of all forms of deportation.

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Wasa 2.0: Captain Andersson never made it out of the harbor
Helena Edlund 
It was meant to be a grand red-green armada under Magdalena Andersson’s command. Instead, it has run aground. Not one of the red-green party leaders even displays the maturity required…

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The asylum system must be abolished before Britain is destroyed
Kathrine Jebsen Moore 
Illegal immigration is the issue that concerns Britons most, and a large majority believe the numbers are far too high. Yet Labour politicians want more of the policies that have…

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When will the mass deportations begin?
Kasper Støvring 
Deportations threaten the rule of law, so the common claim goes. But the exact opposite is true: It is the failure to enforce the law that threatens the state. A…

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Sweden: Andersson gives up attempt to form government
Espen Teigen 
Magdalena Andersson sees no possibility of forming a government in Sweden. The Left Party is demanding a place at the government table, while the Centre Party refuses to let them…

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Jailed and charged with criminal damage after puncturing migrant boat in the Channel
Christian Skaug 
Danny Tommo, who recently organised protests against illegal migration in Dover and Portsmouth, appears in court on Tuesday charged with criminal damage after puncturing a migrant boat in the Channel…

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Major Iranian terror attack on US base foiled by alert farmer
Hans Rustad 
A farmer’s vigilance foiled a major Iranian terrorist attack on RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire. The farmer thought three large white vans looked suspicious and called the police emergency number. Officers…

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Justice Minister denies Norway has lost control to migrant gangs
Espen Teigen 
Criminal networks are recruiting children, and two 13-year-olds were apprehended after a grenade attack in Oslo. Justice Minister Astri Aas-Hansen (Labour Party) nevertheless rejects the claim that Norway has developed…

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Sweden is lost – and I wish I had been wrong
Helena Edlund 
I have warned for years. Against Islamization, against clan loyalty, against a society where democracy can be used to abolish democracy, and against a development that would eventually reach a…

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Netanyahu’s reckoning with the hypocrisy of the UN and the West
Michal Rachel Suissa 
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre’s conduct during the UN meeting in New York is remarkable, to put it mildly. His blind support for a dying organisation characterised by corruption and…

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Race scandal at Stanford: ‘I was erased and silenced’
Tove Elisabeth Rooney 
Stanford University is under fire after the university used artificial intelligence to change both the race and sex of students who had been photographed in an advertisement for the school’s…

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Norwegian lawyer threatened with knife, bound and locked in bathroom while three immigrants stole Rolex watches
Espen Teigen 
The Norwegian lawyer lay bound inside the bathroom while the three robbers stole watches worth more than USD 60,000.

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Those in power have Pharisees to do their dirty work
Christian Skaug 
The Pharisees came to their senses when Jesus said that whoever was without sin could cast the first stone at the adulteress. Today’s self-proclaimed sinless Pharisees are more than willing…

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Government closes comments amid backlash over $13m for Palestine
John Martin Johansen 
Earlier this week, the government announced on Facebook that Norway is increasing its aid to Palestine by NOK 125 million. The comments section filled so quickly with angry reactions that…

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When the applause dies away: What remains of Epstein’s powerful friends?
Nina Cappelen 
We measure value in money. Property. Career. Influence. Contacts. Titles. But life keeps a different set of accounts, with entirely different entries. Integrity. Family. Conscience. Sleep. Self-respect. Peace. And love.…

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Do we protect our ‘vulnerable children’?
Yngve Nedrebø 
Abusers are normally extremely adept at finding and manipulating vulnerable children. Children who have been in public care often appear subdued; they are not accustomed to being seen, and they…

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Trump and Netanyahu are trying to prevent a takeover of Western civilisation
Majid Rafizadeh 
What Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu have done is not merely to combat terrorist groups. They have prevented these groups from achieving their main objective: taking over Western civilisation. Without…

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