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Virginia man charged with sending money to ISIS women in Syria

A Fairfax County man in the state of Virginia who showed his support for violent jihad online secretly sent thousands of dollars to women from the Islamic State, hoping to smuggle them out of a Syrian refugee camp, writes Fox News. Mohammed Azharuddin Chhipa, 33 years old, is charged by the FBI with providing material […]

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Wagner boss accuses Russian forces of fleeing

Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin says that Russian forces are fleeing the fighting in Bakhmut. He also complains about the lack of supplies of ammunition. This is reported by NTB. Prigozhin, who heads the notorious mercenary company, released a video at the same time as the military parade in Moscow on Victory Day. In the video, […]

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Putin: Russia is under real attack

During his speech on Victory Day, President Vladimir Putin serves up a narrative that “the Russian motherland is under attack” In the speech on the Victory Day of the Second World War, President Putin presents a perception of reality where it is Russia that is under attack. This despite the fact that the war is […]

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Biden, the first American president to facilitate the invasion of his own country

When Joe Biden repeals Title 42 on Thursday, he removes the last formal obstacle to unlimited immigration. He becomes the first president in American history to facilitate the invasion of his own country. His popularity is dropping like a stone and crime is exploding. It was 34-year-old George Alvarez who drove down and killed eight […]

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Another correction to the Ap-national meeting: The teachers’ organisations against removing the absence limit

The Labor party’s national meeting planned to appeal to students and remove the absence limit in upper secondary. But now the teachers’ organisations are saying no. They use strong words: – I would strongly warn against going back to the situation we were in. The absence limit has led to pupils having a higher attendance […]

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Oslo City Council with new “climate measure”: Will stop serving meat in kindergartens

Oslo City Council is currently sending out a new “climate measure” for consultation. The consultation proposal is entitled “Serving meat-free food in leisure clubs, AKS and kindergartens” and proposes to stop serving meat in kindergartens. The consultation proposal is not yet loaded on the municipality’s website, but is discussed by Verdens Gang, among others: We […]

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Juvenile criminal: – Happy to be in prison

A juvenile delinquent boy (18) with a refugee background recently received his fourth sentence for serious crime in the Telemark district court. Twice he received a youth sentence. After a month in prison, he says he is glad he was put in prison. The story of the now 18-year-old boy who for years terrorised the […]

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Anti-racist Front reacts to “negro names” in Svalbard

In Svalbard there are the place names Negerdalen, Negerfjellet and Negerpynten. The Antiracist Front believes this is offensive and the organisation wants the word negro replaced by black, writes Svalbardposten. It was English sailors who in the 17th century named the places on Edgeøya in Svalbard. Antiracist Front is now complaining about this to the […]

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Green industry in Norway threatens to move offshore to the USA

The companies we will live off of in the future will drop Norway in favour of the USA, warns the industry. Now they are calling for better support schemes here at home, writes NRK. Hydrogen Pro has its head office in Porsgrunn, but is currently planning a brand new factory in Texas, USA. The reason […]

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Study: Less meat and more vegetarian food improves health

Replacing approximately half of animal protein sources with vegetarian ones reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes. This has been detailed in a larger overview study carried out at the University of Bergen, writes Forskning.no. Jutta Dierkes at Clinical Institute 1 and her Nordic colleagues have carried out a so-called systematic study […]

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