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Sánchez presents himself as a bulwark against ‘far-right extremism’

Christian Skaug

– “Spain must decide whether to join the far-right wave or continue to be a bastion of social justice,” said Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez when he announced a snap election on 29 November.

Editorials

One day you’ll wake up without a homeland

Lars Hedegaard

People cling to an imagined state of normality, until one day they wake up and are forced to acknowledge that the old world has vanished beneath their feet. To their horror, they realise that the social order they took for granted has disintegrated and been replaced by a different political reality, without a functioning democracy, without the rule of law and without a police force to protect them from criminals.

Opinion

French intelligence: The riots in France are being orchestrated by the far left

Hans Rustad

A French intelligence report states that the riots are inspired and orchestrated by the far left, the party *Les Indomptables* and communist elected representatives. The aim is to spark a rebellion capable of overthrowing the republic. The far left has formed an alliance with Islam and Muslims. The fact that the intelligence service has revealed that La France Insoumise is fuelling the protests speaks volumes about the gravity of the…

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Opinion

The withdrawal of bomber aircraft from Fairford is yet another nail in the coffin of the transatlantic alliance

Hans Rustad

The news that the US is withdrawing its long-range bombers from the Fairford base tells us that Washington no longer trusts London. The UK no longer has a security policy…

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Sanchez calls a snap election

Hans Rustad

Pedro Sánchez announces a snap election following massive demonstrations against the housing crisis. This crisis has been caused by immigration and tourism, which are driving ordinary people out of the…

News Brief

England and Wales: Nearly five sexual offences a day against schoolchildren under the age of 13

John Martin Johansen

The police in England and Wales have recorded at least 8,500 sexual offences against children under the age of 13 in or around schools. That is almost five every single…

News Brief

Sweden: At least 850 pupils are absent from school – the local authorities do not know where they are

John Martin Johansen

Over 850 Swedish pupils have not turned up at school since the summer holidays. A month after the start of term, they still haven’t returned.

Editorials

Propaganda and hysteria are reaching a peak during the Brazilian election

Atle Hansson

Several foreign embassies have closed their doors for no apparent reason, and gay people are voicing their fears on social media that they will be sent to death camps if…

Opinion

Has Norway lost its moral compass?

Michal Rachel Suissa

No one can say what Norway stands to gain from adopting a unilaterally hostile stance towards Israel, or if the terrorist organisations the PLO and Hamas succeed in establishing their…

Opinion

John Cleese’s ‘anti-Muslim rhetoric’ is sorely needed in the UK

Kathrine Jebsen Moore

Organised Islam does not take kindly to John Cleese’s constant jibes at the religion of peace. “Men with inflated egos, which Islam encourages, cannot tolerate any form of criticism,” remarks…

Guest writer

Dialogue without demands: Where diplomacy carries more weight than human life

As an Iranian in exile, I view developments in Norway with great concern. This is the country where human rights are prioritised in speeches, but which, the very next moment,…

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Progress Party takes the government to task over Koranic schools: ‘It makes me feel sick’

Espen Teigen

Jon Helgheim of the Progress Party has had enough of the government blaming human rights in the fight against Koranic schools.

Editorials

Yes, we are seekers of the truth

Kjell Skartveit

For Christians, God is the very measure of truth, but today’s press apparently believes it possesses the truth itself. Hence the industry’s demand that Document ‘tone it down’. By insisting…

Opinion

British climate activists are funded by hostile states

Erling Marthinsen

A complex network of various British climate groups receives financial support from hostile powers. The funds are being used to impose a political agenda on the population that is making…

Editorials

Jack Smith was to have been the Biden administration’s executioner

Hans Rustad

Special Counsel Jack Smith was preparing a mass persecution of the MAGA movement, targeting both its leaders – with Trump at the helm – and rank-and-file supporters who donated small…

News Brief

The AfD’s lead over the CDU/CSU has set yet another record

Christian Skaug

In INSA’s latest weekly opinion poll for *Bild* in Germany, the AfD has 30 per cent support, twelve percentage points ahead of the CDU/CSU coalition parties. These new record figures…

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New figures: Immigration from Muslim countries has fallen by 96 per cent

Espen Teigen

Legal immigration to the US from Muslim-majority countries has fallen dramatically since Donald Trump took office.

News

The Italian government plans to increase oil and gas production

Christian Skaug

In Italy, Giorgia Meloni’s government aims to increase domestic oil and gas production in order to reduce dependence on imports. Permits for extraction and exploration have been streamlined. Italy continues…

News

Pedro Sánchez is considering calling a snap general election in Spain

Christian Skaug

Having failed to secure a majority for a reform of the Rent Act in Spain, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is considering calling a snap general election. Housing policy offers the…

Opinion

How much does Norway’s climate policy cost?

Rögnvaldur Hannesson

The global impact of Norway’s climate measures cannot be quantified, but their cost amounts to 1–2 per cent of GDP, comparable to government spending on roads and railways. Norway accounts…

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The radicalisation of the co-pilot

Hans Rustad

Radicalisation is an old story that the aviation industry seems to have forgotten. They screen passengers, but have forgotten that the enemy may emerge from amongst their own pilots. The…

News

Portugal wants to put a stop to medical tourism: Illegal immigrants and non-residents must pay their own way

A bill requires illegal immigrants and medical tourists to pay for the use of Portugal’s national health service. “Even the president admits that people arrive at the airport and go…

From the hip

The difference between Fox and NRK says it all

Hans Rustad

Media that do not portray reality have no right to exist. Jesse Watters realises that a looming civil war in France is a story that trumps all others. It is…

Editorials

Mental health issues and outright perversions can be normalised in all their lawlessness

On Wednesday 23 September, the Norwegian Press Complaints Commission (PFU) ruled against Rogalands Avis for publishing an opinion piece by Professor Anne Kalvig on gender and transgender people. In the…

News

The pilot who attacked the captain with an emergency axe had been grounded

Erling Marthinsen

Oman had banned the pilot from flying on suspicion that he had been radicalised. Yet they took no action when he became a pilot in the Emirates. He almost succeeded…

News

The invasion of Great Britain: More illegal arrivals under Labour than there are soldiers in the army

Since Labour came to power, more illegal immigrants have crossed the Channel than there are soldiers in the British Army. Combat-ready men are invading the country through ‘amphibious operations on…

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28-year-old man charged with murder and accused of plotting a terrorist attack against Nigel Farage

Espen Teigen

Joshua Kerry (28), who has already been charged with the murder of Reform politician Ann Widdecombe, has now also been charged with preparing to commit a terrorist offence. Nigel Farage…

News

Mosque leader deported after 30 years in the US

An American immigration judge has ruled that the leader of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee – the state’s largest mosque – may be deported on national security grounds, including suspicions…

News Brief

France is being burnt to the ground in real time

Hans Rustad

Anyone following events in France is witnessing a society collapsing in real time. The most shocking thing is the sadism directed at ordinary people: masked individuals using flamethrowers against a…

The board

Trump: ‘Europe is being eaten alive’

Christian Skaug

– “Look at what’s happened to Europe – they’re being eaten alive,” Trump said on Thursday during a visit to a lorry manufacturer in Texas. It was not his first…

News

Muslim activists are taking action against John Cleese

Christian Skaug

The English actor and comedian John Cleese has been reported to the British government’s anti-terrorism programme, Prevent, due to several comments he made on social media about Islam, the Qur’an…

Opinion

Newborn white Britons will soon be a minority in their own country

Erling Marthinsen

Soon, more immigrants will be born than white Britons in the four nations that make up the United Kingdom. At the same time, the archipelago is being invaded by migrants.…

News

The EU is threatening member states that fail to prepare for a massive programme of building refurbishment

Christian Skaug

Nine EU countries, including Poland and Italy, are facing sanctions from the European Commission for failing to submit national renovation plans aimed at ensuring buildings are emission-free by 2050. “Homes…

News

Study: The media relied on data provided by the jihadists during the war between Israel and Hamas

The world’s leading news organisations constructed a narrative that Israel was waging war against civilians by systematically reporting Hamas’s version of the conflict; amongst other things, all those killed were…

Editorials

What the Epstein case is really about

Øystein Steiro Sr.

The privatisation of foreign policy began in the 1980s and had its origins in a small circle centred on the Labour Party, the trade union movement and the social science…

The board

Barth Eide is playing down the Foreign Ministry scandal in which he himself is implicated

John Martin Johansen

On Thursday, Espen Barth Eide appeared before the Control Committee and gave his account of the Epstein case. He denied having had any contact with Epstein. He dismissed the notion…

News

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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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…

Opinion

Politics was something we used to have

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…