During the 1993 Oslo Accords, Terje Rød-Larsen charged Norway twice a foreign minister’s salary—80,000 NOK a month—for his diplomatic work, shedding new light on the real price tag of the vaunted peace process.
Continue reading »Former Norwegian PM Kjell Magne Bondevik (KrF) has retained his diplomatic passport uninterrupted since 2006—21 years after leaving office in 2005—with the Foreign Ministry confirming its latest renewal in 2025.
Continue reading »IMDi targets 13,000 asylum seekers for settlement in 2026. Half the municipalities missed the 10 Feb deadline; many outright refuse, blaming tight budgets, integration failures and strained services: schools, healthcare, housing.
Continue reading »“My daughter is dead and all I think about is whether they slit her throat before they shot her in the head.” Forty days after the mass murders, people are mourning their dead.
Continue reading »Islam Net leader Fahad Qureshi is positioning himself to drain the Norwegian public purse. While he gripes about membership rot in the Church of Norway, the latest numbers reveal that Islamic religious communities already receive more than 283 million kroner annually from Norwegian taxpayers.
Continue reading »Muhammed (24) from Syria and Khan (23) from Afghanistan followed a young Norwegian woman, dragged her into a car, drove her to a remote school and gang-raped her behind the building. Now they cry in court and beg for forgiveness – after denying guilt and escaping from prison.
Continue reading »According to the Labour Party politician, it is precisely the geopolitical unrest and the war in Europe that make this the ideal time.
Continue reading »Far-left newspaper Klassekampen serves up yet another tear-jerking report about a poor family that’s supposedly being hounded out of the country.
Continue reading »An unknown number of ISIS terrorists from the recently liberated prison camps in Syria may already be in the Nordic countries. This has now been announced by the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Continue reading »Ardeshir Pahlavi has returned to Oslo after taking part in the largest political demonstration in many years: “When Reza Pahlavi spoke to us, the ground began to shake beneath me.”
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