North Sea oil production came up during the White House press briefing on Wednesday, and Trump revealed that he has urged the new Prime Minister to follow Norway’s example by producing oil rather than buying it at a high price from Norway.
Continue reading »The war between the USA/Israel and Iran does not appear to be coming to an end. The Revolutionary Guard’s proxy fighters in Iraq are contributing to the continuation of the conflict, and US President Donald Trump is reacting forcefully. Negotiations for peace appear futile. Iran is gambling on an escalation against the USA with a surprise attack
Continue reading »Anthony Fauci said publicly that COVID-19 was ten times more deadly than ordinary influenza. But in private he said something quite different: that COVID was on a par with influenza, whose fatality rate is 0.1–0.2 per cent.
Continue reading »The 19-year-old from Stavanger who was arrested at a hotel in Huddersfield with two pistols and ammunition has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder by a British court. The 19-year-old admitted that he had accepted the assignment on behalf of the Foxtrot network, but has not disclosed who the intended target was. He changed his account several times during the proceedings, which undoubtedly weakened his case.
Continue reading »Iran launched a surprise attack on Jordan and American bases there on Tuesday evening. In that context, it is of little help that Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, says they want negotiations. Iran says one thing and does another. This time, however, they received a response: Saudi Arabian and American aircraft flew wing-to-wing and struck Iranian-backed groups in Iraq.
Continue reading »The regime in Tehran is pulling out all the stops against the United States. It has now released an AI-generated video calling for the assassination of President Trump’s wife, Melania, and their son, Barron. Negotiations between the United States and Iran are under way, but they are unlikely to be strengthened by this latest provocation.
Continue reading »The murder-accused Nawid Bayan was expelled in 2021, but was not returned. Now he is charged with a grotesque murder in Jæren.
Continue reading »German politicians have put forward a range of proposals in the wake of the terrorist attack in Berlin, including stripping serious criminals of their German citizenship. However, this measure presupposes dual citizenship and therefore applies only to a proportion of potential terrorists. The killer, Ballout, holds only German citizenship.
Continue reading »Austria has shown that remigration is, in fact, a politically viable option, provided the political will exists. In 2025, more migrants were deported from the country than arrived, thanks in large part to the Freedom Party (FPÖ). The rest of Western Europe continues to lag behind.
Continue reading »The man charged with murder in Jæren, on Norway’s south-west coast, is an Afghan national named Nawid Bayan. He has previous convictions for violence against women, including violence against the woman who has now died. Bayan was previously ordered expelled from Norway, but the expulsion was never carried out.
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