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.”
Continue reading »Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre is facing strong criticism and backlash for his shifting explanations regarding the missing documents from the Oslo Process. Middle East researcher Hilde Henriksen Waage believes that Støre’s attempts to explain away / downplay / excuse his own role in 2006 don’t hold up / don’t make sense / are completely implausible.
Continue reading »Mohammed wants to leave Sweden for a better future in Syria – but is denied repatriation benefits. Mohammed has a lot of debt and has been convicted of a crime, but believes that he should receive the money precisely for that reason.
Continue reading »Progress Party leader Listhaug strongly condemns the persistent lack of any consolidated overview of Norwegian aid to American think tanks – nearly 13 years after the issue was first exposed.
Continue reading »Høyre deputy leader Ola Svenneby told Norway’s state broadcaster that the party is unsure whether a new referendum on EU membership is necessary.
Continue reading »Critical minerals, the Arctic and security were topics when Marco Rubio met Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
Continue reading »The Iranian exile leader Reza Pahlavi on Saturday made his most offensive international appearance since the protests began. He warned that negotiations legitimise the regime; we do not ask for sympathy, we demand freedom!
Continue reading »Up to a quarter of a million people demonstrated in Munich today against the Iranian regime. It is said to be the largest protest of its kind ever held in Europe.
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