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Not a criminal offence to publish an unblurred image of the violent gang in Bergen

Progress Party (FrP) politician Jon Helgheim was fully within his rights when he published a photograph of the immigrant gang that attacked a boy wearing the blue graduation overalls (blåruss) on Constitution Day (17 May). The Public Prosecutor (Statsadvokaten) has now confirmed this.

Threatened by mass immigration: English village wants to secede from the United Kingdom

In a vote in the small village of Piddington, 96 per cent supported a proposal to secede from the United Kingdom in protest against plans to house 1,250 single male asylum seekers in the village.

Shooting under way in Nørresundby, Denmark

A major police operation is under way in Nørresundby, Denmark, after a fire broke out in an industrial area, followed by a shooting. Firefighters and ambulances are also at the scene.

Andy Burnham is the new leader of the Labour Party

Andy Burnham was today elected as Labour’s new leader at a special party conference in London. In his first speech as Labour leader, Burnham promised to restore hope to the British people. But he faces enormous challenges.

25 refugee families arrived in a single summer: ‘What am I supposed to do?’

The municipality of Sarpsborg is sounding the alarm. In the course of a single summer, no fewer than 25 extended refugee families arrived. Each family had between eight and twelve children.

Trump reveals massive election fraud in 2020

Trump said in his speech last night that the 2020 election was rigged and that the federal authorities possess overwhelming evidence that the Democrats were behind it. NBC, ABC and CNN boycotted the live broadcast, but the wall is now beginning to crack. The boycott may backfire. Voters want to know how Biden, from his basement in Wilmington, could receive more votes than Obama ever did. Trump wants not only to expose the truth, but also to prevent election fraud from happening again.

Security Chief named new Defence Minister as protests erupt in four cities

Zelenskyy appoints the head of the security service as the new Minister of Defence. There is widespread dissatisfaction with the reshuffle, in which the prime minister and defence minister have been replaced after only a few months in office. Demonstrations have taken place in four cities. Yevhen Khmara is the new Minister of Defence, replacing […]

Wife of Pedro Sánchez to stand trial on charges of embezzlement and influence peddling

The pressure is mounting on Spain’s Prime Minister. No sooner has his brother been sentenced to four years in prison than his wife, Begoña Gómez, is due to appear in court on charges of financial crimes.

Sexual assaults by Oslo taxi drivers are no longer uncommon

A woman in her 20s was sexually assaulted on her way home after a night out in Oslo. She took a taxi to get home safely. But taking a taxi is no longer entirely safe. An increasing number of women are being assaulted by drivers, who consist almost exclusively of immigrants.

Macron gets his way: France legalises assisted dying

France is following in the footsteps of the Netherlands, Belgium and Canada, where euthanasia laws have been progressively expanded to encompass ever more groups – including children, people with mental illness, and those facing financial hardship. Critics describe this as the logical consequence of a secular, utilitarian mindset in which the value of human life is measured in terms of utility and suffering.