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Plans to use leaked emails in a case seeking a ban on the AfD
Germany’s Minister of Justice, Stefania Hubig (SPD), says that hundreds of thousands of e-emails from the AfD, which ‘unknown individuals’ have leaked online, could be used as evidence in a case seeking to ban the party, which has long reigned supreme at the top of the opinion polls in Germany.
The election defeat
An alliance between radical Islam and Generation Z’s far left is gaining ground across America and Europe. Established parties are courting these voters through higher taxes, redistribution, expansive spending and climate, woke and identity politics. America’s two-party system favours the Democrats in this contest. In Norway, the Conservatives, Labour and parties further left are all competing for the support of these increasingly influential voter groups.
7 November – a fateful day for Russia and the rest of the world
The Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 marked the beginning of one of history’s most brutal political experiments. A historical line runs from Lenin and Trotsky to Dzerzhinsky and Putin – a line that Europe must never forget. It is difficult to understand Europe’s modern history without understanding the consequences of the Russian Revolution.
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Democrats react to the appointment of Stephen Miller as chief of staff
The Democrats are reacting strongly to Stephen Miller’s appointment as White House Chief of Staff. Miller may face two tough years. The same can be said of US President Donald…
Susie Wiles is stepping down as White House Chief of Staff; Stephen Miller is taking over
Susie Wiles is stepping down as White House Chief of Staff and will be succeeded by Stephen Miller, who has been her deputy. It is difficult to discern any political…
Dissatisfaction is growing over forced recruitment in Ukraine
The Ukrainian National Guard is detaining deserting soldiers, and conscripted soldiers have been subjected to criminal acts of violence. There have also recently been allegations of torture. Are these allegations…
Inspired by France: Major youth strike planned in Norway on 20 November
The Far Left is inspired by France and is calling for a large-scale youth strike across Norway on 20 November.
Sickening hacker attack in France: Attempt to bring blood in blood banks to a boil
Cyberattacks on European refrigeration systems are becoming increasingly malicious. Three French blood banks were recently attacked in an apparent attempt to destroy vital stocks of blood plasma.
Cyprus begins forced deportations of Syrians whose asylum applications have been rejected
Cyprus is leading the way in Europe when it comes to the repatriation of Syrian nationals whose asylum applications have been definitively rejected. The Cypriot authorities have a zero-tolerance policy…
She talks to everyone – just not to me
When I was working at Resett, I wrote an article about Guro Sibeko that caused quite a stir. Afterwards, I reached out to her. I invited her for a cup…
The AfD invited Zelenskyy’s former press secretary to the Bundestag; Die Grünen respond
Iuliia Mendel was formerly press secretary to Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The Greens believe she is a Russian agent and disapprove of the AfD inviting Mendel to the Bundestag.
Put ear defenders on a sleeping two-year-old and set fire to her partner’s house
A foreign woman in her 40s has been convicted of setting fire to her partner’s home using petrol, whilst their two-year-old daughter was asleep inside. The step counter on her…
California’s first Latino governor wants unrestricted immigration
California is in an economic crisis, and millions of immigrants have arrived in the state in recent years. The newly elected governor believes the solution lies in open borders and…
Joel Kotkin: ‘AI makes mass immigration even more detrimental’
Many immigrants to the West lack the skills required in high-tech economies. The rise of AI therefore makes mass immigration even more detrimental, according to Joel Kotkin. “Even the fools…
Expert panel calls for a new sugar tax: ‘We’re eating too much sugar’
Former Health Minister Bent Høie (H) has chaired an expert committee tasked with reviewing the Norwegian food system. On Friday, he will present proposals to reintroduce a sugar tax, as…
Denmark: One in six young men from the Islamic world has been convicted of a criminal offence within the last four years
One in six men aged 20–24 in Denmark who are descendants of immigrants from the Middle East, North Africa, Pakistan or Turkey, has been convicted of a criminal offence between…
Climate scientist warns against summer holidays in Europe next year
Are you planning to visit Greece next summer? If so, you should think twice, says Kikki Kleiven, director of the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research.
More than one in three people in Oslo have an immigrant background
More than one in three people living in Oslo are either immigrants themselves or were born in Norway to two immigrant parents.
We do not want radical socialism in America, Prime Minister!
Støre hails the US midterms as a potential turning point, welcoming a political ‘breath of fresh air’. Yet a saying often attributed to Ronald Reagan warns that socialism works only…
USA: Virginia’s constitution enshrines the fundamental right to abortion right up until the moment of birth
Virginia voted to enshrine the ‘right to reproductive freedom’ in its constitution. Abortion cannot be prohibited as long as a doctor considers it justifiable on grounds of the mother’s physical…
Norway’s Greens and Far Left want 50 times more quota refugees
Next year, Norway is scheduled to take in 100 quota refugees. The SV, Rødt and MDG want 5,000. This is revealed in the alternative state budgets presented by the parties…
Gadi Eisenkot could become Israel’s new prime minister
For the first time, the Arab parties in Israel could be the deciding factor in who will govern the country. On Sunday, President Isaac Herzog will decide whether opposition leader…
He wanted to kill all five – now he’s a cinema hero
What does it take to get your own documentary film into Norwegian cinemas? In Yahya Nasser’s case, all it took was not killing anyone. Islam saved the day.
The European Parliament is in the process of undermining the ban on cars with internal combustion engines
Following a political agreement between the political groups backing Ursula von der Leyen’s European Commission, the EuropeanParliament’s Environment Committee proposed on Wednesday to lower the CO₂ emissions target for new…
Labour is once again attempting to ban conversion therapy
An increasing number of countries are introducing bans on conversion therapy, and now the British Labour government is making yet another attempt. Norway was an early mover, introducing such a…
The ‘manosphere’ is feminism’s theatrical demon
The term ‘the manosphere’ is a good illustration of the ‘economy of fear’ on which the feminist movement thrives. NGOs and consultants make a living from exaggerated digital threats posed…
Zelenskyy: Hopes the mid-term elections will boost support for Ukraine
The result of the US mid-term elections gives the Ukrainian president hope that the US will increase its support for Ukraine, now that the Democrats have gained control of both…
Female artists in art history
The selection of paintings in the National Museum’s exhibition of 17th-century art by women, organised in collaboration with the Galleria Borghese in Rome, clearly demonstrates a high standard of artistic…
The fall in oil prices: no threat to Norwegian public finances
Even with the sharp fall in oil prices in the wake of the US congressional elections, prices for both oil and gas remainwell above the assumptions underlying the national budget…
Rød-Larsen and Mona Juul’s ‘non-existent’ archive has been released
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has released several thousand documents from Terje Rød-Larsen and Mona Juul’s private archive relating to the Oslo Process. At the same time, the PST has…
Trans activists are once again demonstrating against J.K. Rowling
The trans mafia remain staunch opponents of J.K. Rowling and recently held a demonstration outside a new Harry Potter shop in London. Rowling’s ‘crime’ is to say that biological sexes…
Few young Britons are willing to defend their country in wartime
Young Britons show little willingness to fight for their country in the event of war. At the same time, they believe that the US poses a greater threat to world…
Tidö 2.0: Is the Sweden Democrats’ war on Swedish identity a political strategy?
Is the Sweden Democrats’ sudden break with ethnic Swedishness really a way of making the party acceptable to the Centre Party? Behind the bitter conflict over Swedish identity, a much…
Sylvi Listhaug hits back at Erna Solberg: ‘The snow that fell last year’
In a new book, former Prime Minister Erna Solberg (H) launches a scathing attack on Sylvi Listhaug. Now the FrP leader is fighting back.
The Freedom Party in Austria wants to put an end to the granting of citizenship to asylum seekers
In Austria, the leader of the Freedom Party (FPÖ), Herbert Kickl, is calling for an immediate halt to the granting of Austrian citizenship to people who are granted asylum in…
Erna continues to belittle Sylvi
Erna Solberg published her memoirs on Thursday, renewing her criticism of supposed centre-right ally Sylvi Listhaug. The attack is striking: Listhaug’s Progress Party polls at 37 per cent, against the…
German police: Three out of four people charged following the riots in Frankfurt are foreign nationals
Around three-quarters of the 55 people suspected of criminal offences such as violence, damageand theft during the riots in Frankfurt last Saturday are foreign nationals, according to German police.
‘Atlas’ – the 2018 film is more relevant than ever
In *Atlas*, we follow Walter, a loner, as he attempts to avert the imminent danger his son and family suddenly find themselves in when they are threatened by a Muslim…
A bad day for America, a good day for the Norwegian media
The midterms dealt Republicans a heavy blow, but many Americans and immigrants have not forgotten the Biden years. Meanwhile, Norwegian media and US commentators are celebrating with abandon. Their coverage…