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Owner of child welfare institution recruited youths to carry out aggravated theft
Eirik Værnes 
Child welfare entrepreneur Daniel Thomassen (35) recruited youths to carry out an aggravated theft of jewellery and watches for him. The boys had to be ‘tough little bastards’, he wrote in a text message to the man who was to recruit them. The thieves made off with valuables worth between NOK 600,000 and NOK 1 million.

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An insider’s account of what happened in 1981
Øystein Steiro Sr.  
Nothing is accidental. The puzzle pieces are falling into place. Gro Harlem Brundtland, Norway’s first female prime minister, known as ‘Gro’ among Labour supporters, began much that later went seriously wrong, but got one thing right: ‘Everything is connected to everything’, an insight probably taken from Lenin. Europe’s historical ethnography and demography are to be changed through mass immigration of a new working class from the south.

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Sixty thousand Greenlanders are now recognised as Denmark’s political equals
Lars Hedegaard 
No one can know whether there are secret supplementary agreements to the agreement signed on Monday by the United States, the Kingdom of Denmark and Greenland. We can only take as our basis the text published by the Danish Prime Minister’s Office. Many have speculated about what it might contain. I have done so too, […]

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‘Fear is my weapon’
Ottar Jakobsen 
Why does a large pack of Norwegian media outlets want to cast Document and Hans Rustad out into the cold? Because the pack fears Document, which rightly points out that…

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Transport Minister without a driving licence wants to cut air routes in the north
John Martin Johansen 
The government is considering cuts to state-subsidised air routes in Northern Norway. Norway has a sovereign wealth fund that recently passed NOK 20,000 billion. The decision rests with Transport Minister…

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When the truth-seeking press did not like the truth
Kjell Erik Eilertsen 
The truth-seeking press is appalled by the AfD’s gains in Germany’s state elections. But no one has explained to their readers and listeners what is behind those gains. Thus, the…

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From ‘The state, it is I’ to ‘Democracy is us!’
Kent Andersen 
If one is appalled that someone has a different view of reality from one’s own, that should arouse curiosity in democratic people, not bullying, hatred, harassment, indignation, ostracism and crucifixion.…

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Tabloid attacks Document: ‘Like an arsonist joining the Norwegian Fire Protection Association’
Espen Teigen 
VG editor-in-chief Gard Steiro went for Hans Rustad’s throat, arguing that if the Document editor did not understand the limitations that come with being a member of the Norwegian Editors’…

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Quits Editors’ Association over handling of case and resignations
Hans Rustad 
There are now also resignations from the Norwegian Editors’ Association in protest against those leaving the association because of Document’s membership. The association is splitting at both ends. Alexander Jansen,…

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The paradoxical Norwegian model
Øystein Steiro Sr. 
When competition disappears, price ceases to be information. It becomes a levy that established businesses can collect. Profit ceases to be a reward for risk and effort and becomes a…

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Withheld footage of Israeli hostages being abused – nominated for Nobel Peace Prize by Liberal Party politician
Tove Elisabeth Rooney 
Photographer Motaz Azaiza revealed that he withheld footage of Israeli hostages being beaten and abused by a Palestinian crowd on 7 October 2023. He did not want to ruin the…

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Clan voting: Ethnic networks reshape Swedish politics
Helena Edlund 
What happens when a small but strongly mobilized voter base can turn the parties’ own candidate lists upside down? After this year’s election, two established left-wing politicians have lost their…

Opinion

Pedro Sánchez lies about Ceuta – the remaining intruders become Europe’s problem
Arnt Jensvoll 
What happened in Ceuta at the end of July 2026 was no ‘migration crisis’ in the ordinary sense – it was a controlled, large-scale border violation in which the Spanish…

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Who is a threat to press freedom, Norway’s far-left Morgenbladet? You or Donald Trump?
Tove Elisabeth Rooney 
In Part 2 of the series ‘Morgenbladet under scrutiny’, we look at how the newspaper accuses Trump of threatening both freedom of speech and freedom of the press. Trump is…
City of London business district representing commercial links between Norway and the United Kingdom

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How the British-Norwegian Chamber Connects UK and Norwegian Businesses
Henry Galeano 
The British-Norwegian Chamber connects companies across the UK–Norway trade corridor. Its route into regional British chambers can help businesses identify contacts, although published evidence of subsequent commercial results remains limited.

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Trump signs security agreement on Greenland: Permanent control
Hans Rustad 
Just hours after Denmark’s Chief of Defence offered a permanent presence of Danish soldiers in Greenland, Trump announced that a security agreement had been concluded with Denmark granting the US…

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Greenland agreement a setback for Carney and Støre
Hans Rustad 
The report that Trump has achieved a complete victory on Greenland is at odds with the picture painted by the Danish media, which Mette Frederiksen and the Cabinet have made…

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The people are fleeced for their own resources while the elite’s media look the other way
Gunnar Arne Larsen 
The original social contract underpinning the Norwegian welfare state has completely broken down. The old principle of a national collective endeavour – whereby people accepted high taxes because the money…

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Nike and Jaguar pay the price for woke brand-building
Kathrine Jebsen Moore 
Nike has lost $224 billion in market value and is being dropped from the S&P 100. Jaguar was willing to lose 85 per cent of its existing customers. Both embraced…

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Skjervø thinks young Swedes have shifted to the left. Researcher says it is about demographics
John Martin Johansen 
AUF leader Gaute Børstad Skjervø believes that young Swedes are moving to the left for ideological reasons. Skjervø predicts that the West is facing one of the biggest left-wing waves…

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Muslim clan voting: The new voters and the great silence
Helena Edlund 
When the Sweden Democrats entered the Riksdag in 2010, Sweden wanted to know everything: Who were the voters? Why did they vote the way they did? What would it do…

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Muslim votes could decide the Swedish election
Helena Edlund 
How is it possible? That is the question that keeps coming up as Sweden goes to the polls in a situation where the blocs are almost evenly matched. The answer…

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England is beginning to tire of the invasion
Kathrine Jebsen Moore 
What do Piddington, Portsmouth and Dovedale have in common? They are English, originally idyllic communities. Now they are all changing beyond recognition. In Piddington, the women are protesting against the…

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– The West can only save itself by proclaiming Christ
Christian Skaug 
The Christian West is threatened by an internal decay that is paving the way for posthumanism and Islam, and the only salvation is for us once again to proclaim Christ,…

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Trump administration releases 9/11 documents: Clinton and Bush ignored the warnings
Tove Elisabeth Rooney 
Bill Clinton and George W. Bush were repeatedly warned that Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was planning to attack the United States using hijacked passenger aircraft. Nevertheless, they failed to…

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The Battle of Vienna on 12 September 1683 saved Europe from the Muslims
Arnt Jensvoll 
On 12 September 1683, King Jan III Sobieski led one of the most decisive battles in history when he liberated Vienna from the Turks’ campaign to conquer and Islamise Europe.…

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Scare propaganda aims to win Muslim votes
Helena Edlund 
Ahead of Sunday’s election, messages are being spread on Arabic-language social media claiming that Sweden’s Muslims risk being deported if they do not vote for the left. When political mobilization…

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What Does the Norwegian-German Chamber Do for Businesses?
Henry Galeano 
The Norwegian-German Chamber helps companies research markets, identify potential partners and arrange meetings. Standard membership costs between NOK 3,700 and NOK 7,000, while market-entry assignments are priced separately. The value…

Editorials

Using history to bring history down
Hans Rustad 
9/11 cannot be passed over, but it can be used by America’s enemies, such as NRK. The cultural divide is enormous, and a state broadcaster has no qualms about using…

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Islam activist and atheist chosen as candle-lighters at King's funeral
Bente Haarstad 
The four people chosen to light candles during the King’s funeral were Islam activist Bushra Ishaq, Nancy Herz, a former Muslim now employed by the Norwegian Humanist Association, Ani Chökyi,…

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Why you don't know you're being robbed
Gunnar Arne Larsen 
Why can NOK 557 billion be taken away from the Norwegian people over three years without an outcry? Because the official statistics whitewash reality, and because the media are not…

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Royals, imam and guru invited to King Harald’s funeral
Bente Haarstad 
Neither the Methodist Church, the Free Evangelical Lutheran Church in Norway nor the Baptist Church has been invited to King Harald’s funeral. Imam Faruk Terzic of the Muslim Dialogue Network…

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The PISA survey is yet another example of Europe's decline
Erling Marthinsen 
Increasing numbers of Norwegian pupils are leaving compulsory school without mastering reading or basic mathematics. The same decline can be seen across much of Western Europe. The knowledge that made…

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Helsingør says no to grand mosque
Christian Skaug 
Helsingør City Council has voted by a broad majority against the construction of a 1,200-square-metre mosque right next to the city’s existing mosque. The Muslim Dikev Foundation, which is among…

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Action plan for Norwegian media if Trump visits Norway
Tove Elisabeth Rooney 
If Trump comes to Norway in connection with King Harald’s funeral, it is urgent that the media have a plan for the worst-case scenario: that he actually boards a plane…

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New mosque opens in Tynset in central Norway – mosque leader wanted homosexuality banned
Bente Haarstad 
Fjellregionen Islamic Cultural Centre has recently opened its new mosque in Tynset. Cultural centre board member Mahdi Hassan caused some controversy a few years ago because he believed homosexuality should…

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The Democrats have a problem: Black Americans are saying a clear no to Islam
Tove Elisabeth Rooney 
Some of the most vocal critics of Islam’s growing presence in America are black Americans. It may be an unintended consequence of the left’s embrace of Islam that they probably…

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Merz: ‘Election defeat has shaken the CDU’
Christian Skaug 
The defeat in the state election in Saxony-Anhalt is the CDU’s worst in several decades, according to Friedrich Merz. It must have consequences, says the German Chancellor, but he does…

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Salwa (53) conned her way into asylum and benefits in two countries at once: ‘I’m furious’
Espen Teigen 
Salwa Jwad and Kais Kassem fraudulently obtained benefits from two separate countries for at least 16 years. ‘I didn’t know it was illegal,’ the woman says.

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