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World leaders criticise Trump’s new tariffs and warn of sanctions

After US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on Wednesday, several world leaders have criticised the move and warned of possible backlash. Jens Stoltenberg reiterates the message that it is now more important than ever for Norway to join the EU.

TV 2 poll still shows no majority in favour of EU membership

The survey shows that 58.6 per cent would vote no, while 41.4 per cent would vote yes. In addition, 17 per cent responded that they are unsure.

Patriotic diet: Those who choose Norwegian food eat more red meat

NIBIO researcher Anne Milford says that many people who favour Norwegian food choose foods that are less in line with official dietary advice.

Bærum closes care home – blind man has to move for the fourth time

In wealthy Norway, municipalities are having to cut back sharply. Belset care home in Bærum is now being closed down as part of the municipality’s reorganisation of care for the elderly and cost-cutting measures. As a result, 30 residents will have to move, including the blind Jan Kristian Halla (56), who is now experiencing having to move for the fourth time against his will since 1999.

Explosion in Malmö, Sweden, on Wednesday night

There has been an explosion in the Söderkulla neighbourhood of Malmö, Sweden.

Young British tourist incapacitated by knife by Amsterdam terrorist

A young British tourist is being hailed as a hero in the Netherlands after he neutralised the knifeman who injured four people in Amsterdam. The perpetrator was from Donetsk in Ukraine.

Conservatives march towards Brussels – turning their backs on the US and our uniqueness

A storm is brewing in the political duck pond. The Norwegian Conservatives have decided to fight tooth and nail to get Norway into the EU. What are the Conservatives thinking?

Mass migration becomes an issue in the Canadian election battle

As Canada heads into an election, the leader of the Conservative Party is focusing on mass immigration and tax cuts. The Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, is already making election promises.

Somali boy came out as gay, feared his father would kill him

A Somali father of three is on trial at Oslo District Court for violence against a son (17) who had come out as gay. The boy’s testimony in court is harrowing, while his parents are ice-cold. “When the court is in recess, the defendant comes up to me and behaves in a threatening and angry manner.

The Taliban moves into Oslo: The government shows naivety in the face of Islamist terror

While girls are denied schooling and women are brutally oppressed in Afghanistan, the Labour government still allows the Taliban regime into the heart of Oslo.

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