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Who owns the public square? | Document News
Tonight on Dagsorden, we ask who owns Europe’s public square. From Ashura processions and military diversity campaigns to King Charles,…
Starmer’s out - now what? | Document News
In this week’s update from Document News, we begin in Britain, where Labour is already facing a crisis of authority.…
Spanish authorities warn of calls for jihad during protests in Europe
The Spanish Ministry of the Interior has discovered IS messages on the internet calling for attacks on police and demonstrators in Europe. – Large crowds represent a ‘rare and valuable…
Double complaint against the Agder police: ‘They handed it to us on a silver platter’
– “You didn’t want another ‘Hamse Ali case’,” says Storting candidate Dag-Øyvind Lauvnes of the Norwegian Democrats in a complaint about the lack ofinadequate or ideologically biased police work in…
A lack of sunshine and wind is causing wholesale electricity prices to skyrocket in Germany
A spell of cool, overcast and almost windless weather in Germany has reduced solar and wind power generation and sent the wholesale price of electricity soaring from 13 to 300…
Lost in translation: ‘If prices rise any further, people will come after us with pitchforks,’ Meloni warns
The EU’s emissions trading scheme is crippling the economy, yet the debate on this issue within the Union is barely covered in the media. And when Italy’s Prime Minister warns…
Came to visit a care home – criticised Norway for its oil
The Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O’Flaherty, was in Norway from 19 to 23 October. The main theme of the visit was elderly people in care homes…
Communism is being phased out in Venezuela – free elections and privatisation are promised
In a televised address on Thursday, Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, promised free elections, less censorship and a break with Hugo Chávez’s nationalisation of the economy.
It’s not a civil war yet, but it’s no longer a time of peace either
French military and police personnel have warned of civil war for years, only to be ostracised. Growing unrest, they argue, points towards that danger, beyond France. In 2023, Paris’s police…
This is why Color Line was sold off from Norway
This week it emerged that Olav Nils Sunde is selling Color Line to its Swedish rival Stena Line, which is owned by Dan Sten Olsson in Gothenburg. If there were…
Suddenly, the ruling class’s lies have been exposed
In literature and drama, ‘denouement’ describes the moment when the true meaning of the plot becomes clear. Europe has now reached that point. The war that many warned against has…
The Times: Trump may be right that the Democrats are resorting to dirty tricks
New revelations suggest that Democratic strategists deliberately recruited a candidate with the same name as the Republican senator from Alaska in order to confuse voters and steal votes from the…
Pensioner (78) beat up the Romanian burglar: ‘I gave him a proper kick in the groin’
A 78-year-old woman caught two burglars in her own home. When one of them threw her onto the sofa, she kicked him in the groin. The Romanian man has now…
Confidence in Spain’s high-speed rail network is in free fall
Spain has Europe’s largest high-speed rail network, which has been regarded as one of the safest in the world, but this year’s accidents have changed that picture following a series…
Chronicle of an electricity theft foretold
Norway’s energy authorities are breaching the licence conditions for international power cables, originally intended to ensure security of supply. Instead, Germany’s nuclear phase-out and Britain’s abandonment of coal have undermined…
NTB echoes government line on Norgespris, Norway’s electricity subsidy scheme
“Norwegians have saved almost 20 billion through the ‘Norway Price’ scheme,” proclaims an NTB report on Thursday, which relays Energy Minister Terje Aasland’s summary of the scheme’s first year, without…
Danish Defence Minister asked an editor to withdraw an editorial calling for peace in Ukraine
Olfi.dk is a website primarily dedicated to defence and security policy. On Saturday, the editor, Peter Ernstved Rasmussen, wrote an editorial in which he outlined paths to peace in Ukraine.…
Somali man sentenced to 30 years in prison for food fraud in Minnesota
Salim Said, aged 37, from Somalia, has been sentenced to 30 years’ imprisonment by a US federal court. He defrauded millions of dollars from a food programme for poor children…
England: Trial following a knife attack on a train
The trial of 33-year-old Anthony Williams is underway at Cambridge Crown Court, where he stands accused of 14 counts of attempted murder. Ten of these relate to passengers who were…
The Democrats are causing confusion over names in Alaska
Alaska has a Republican senator, Dan Sullivan. The Democrats have now put forward a rival candidate with the same name. This is not permitted and is likely to cause confusion…
Why pay for a state-run channel that behaves like Pravda?
The BBC Verify scandal has prompted Reform to demand the abolition of the TV licence, while the BBC promises to identify its anonymous fact-checkers. Licence holders have fallen by 540,000…
Bolsonaro: I am the rightful winner
Flavio Bolsonaro says he is the rightful winner of the election. “The election was stolen right before our very eyes,” said Bolsonaro from US soil. He has Trump’s support. With…
The beginning of the end for the UK
Tony Blair’s sister-in-law converted to Islam in 2010. She described 7 October as a ‘legendary day’ in the history of Islam, just like Bassam Hussein at NTNU. When one sees…
Tommy in court to do to the Daily Mail what they did to him
In August 2024, Tommy is on a family holiday in Cyprus and posts updates about his escapades, and the Daily Mail considers this so important that they send a reporter…
Twitter Files general: ‘Lula and Moraes are turning Brazil into a banana republic’
By forcing Flavio Bolsonaro into exile, everyone can see that President Lula and Supreme Court Justice Moraes are turning Brazil into a banana republic, writes Michael Shellenberger, one of the…
– An increasing number of vulnerable people in society are behaving in ways that harm Vy staff
Vy staff are training to handle aggressive passengers, with beer cans smashed on the floor to make the exercises realistic. Apparently, people from Gudbrandsdalen and Nordfjord have yet to learn…
Document retains its press subsidy!
Document retains its press subsidy. This is a victory, given all the fuss surrounding Document’s membership of the Editors’ Association. The Norwegian Media Authority has not been swayed by those…
New record: Progress Party secures a whopping 37.6 per cent
The Progress Party has secured 37.6 per cent in a new poll by Opinion. Never before has the institute recorded such a high figure for the Progress Party. The Conservative…
For the first time, a woman in the US has been found guilty of IS training
Halima Salman (27) was convicted by a federal jury in Brooklyn and faces up to ten years in prison. The defence sought to portray the terrorist recruit as a former…
Victor Davis Hanson: ‘Finlandisation is a good model for Ukraine’
Ukraine will never recapture its eastern territories and should give up both them and NATO membership, says Victor Davis Hanson. The Europeans are on the sidelines, and they deserve to…
The Ukrainian front is crumbling
Jonas Gahr Støre discussed his telephone conversation with Putin on the programme ‘Politisk kvarter’. Støre is in principle open to talking to Moscow. Of course, one cannot guarantee the outcome…
IS supporter killed in an attack on a security guard at the Israeli embassy in Serbia
A minor armed with two knives attacked a security guard at the Israeli embassy in Belgrade in the early hours of Wednesday morning whilst shouting “Allahu akbar!”. The attacker was…
What happened in Ukraine?
It will probably be many years before the whole truth about the war in Ukraine can be told publicly by our authorities. They are all too deeply involved and complicit…
Carl I. Hagen was delighted when the Labour Party admitted to being naive: ‘It’s great fun’
Carl I. Hagen was sitting at home, thoroughly enjoying himself, when Labour Party minister Kjersti Stenseng admitted on live television that her party had been naive in its asylum policy.
How the West is to be defeated
The Moroccan man arrested by the Italian police for coordinating the riots on 17 October has the blueprint for an anti-Western revolution: foreign diasporas in Western metropolises must avoid assimilation…
Plans to build a large mosque with an after-school club in Drammen
The Islamic Cultural Centre in Drammen has submitted plans to demolish old commercial buildings on Bjørnstjerne Bjørnsons gate and build a centre covering around 2,200 square metres. The word ‘mosque’…
Uranienborg care home in Oslo: Elderly residents restrained and left lying in their own urine for hours
A family reports that the mother was repeatedly left lying in her own faeces. Another relative says that the mother was in severe pain for almost a full day without…
A full-blown row within the European family
There is a full-blown row in Europe over relations with Moscow and, incredibly, this time it is Støre and Alexander Stubb who are bearing the brunt for speaking to Putin.…






































