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Georgescu arrested, charged with «false statements» and anti-Semitism

Elections in Germany, NRK fears Hitler’s rebirth

Syrian can’t be jailed for sexual assault in UK, protected by their human rights

Zelenskyj under threat, US and Russia demand elections in Ukraine

Keir Starmer is ready to send British troops to Ukraine

Mass migration to Ukraine after the war considered

Sweden: Hostage’s family murdered – then there is jubilation in the comments

Judiciary starts defence war against Trump and Musk

Around ten people dead after the school shooting in Örebro, Sweden

Trump wants lower oil prices, meets resistance internally and externally

Merkel criticises her party leader after vote with AfD

Norway donates $24 million to UNRWA

CNN cuts 200

Norwegian fighter jets become climate-friendly

Danish farmers also say no to demands for methane inhibitors

Trump will not rule out military and economic means

Labour blocks investigation into Starmer’s role in grooming scandal

Norway’s Centre Youth and AUF demand that the Pension Fund withdraws from Israel

Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against Pfizer

Starmer honours Sadiq Khan as “reward for failure”

News

Georgescu arrested, charged with «false statements» and anti-Semitism

Erling Marthinsen

Presidential candidate Călin Georgescu has been arrested by Romanian police and charged with making false statements. The nature of these statements is not known. He is also accused of anti-Semitism. The charges appear to be designed to prevent Georgescu from standing in the presidential election on 4th of May.

Editorials

The monsters in our midst

Helena Edlund

We need to start talking to our children about monsters. We need to tell them that monsters are real, that they are more beastly than any fairy tale could have imagined. Above all, we need to warn our children about the monsters that live among us – and that grow out of our silence.

Opinion

Norwegian party leaders go «all in» for Ukraine: Aid to be increased much and quickly

Erling Marthinsen

Support for Ukraine must be increased considerably, and quickly. This is the opinion of the entire political class in Norway, who once again believe that Norway can save the world. But the fact is that we are only a bit more than 4 millions Norwegians.

Opinion

Trump: We will end the Ukraine war and make a «deal» with the UK

Erling Marthinsen

Starmer has such massive problems at home that he has wisely realised that it might be advantageous to maintain good relations with the US, which is Britain’s closest ally in…

Opinion

Germany faces its worst nightmare: becoming like France

Erling Marthinsen

Friedrich Merz, the future Chancellor following his election victory on Sunday, has big challenges ahead of him. Enormous sums of money need to be raised for the ailing economy, pensions…

News

Elections in Germany, NRK fears Hitler's rebirth

Erling Marthinsen

Germany is going to the polls, but little is likely to change. The road to ruin continues, because the AfD is, after all, regarded as Hitler’s descendants with whom no…

Opinion

Friday at last, British musicians and warriors deserve a tribute

Erling Marthinsen

Strange ideas sometimes pop up, and here’s an example. A little musical playlist for Friday night. I’ll start in my beloved second home country, England.

News

Syrian can't be jailed for sexual assault in UK, protected by their human rights

Erling Marthinsen

If you claim to have been imprisoned and tortured in a prison in your home country, you can do whatever you want in your new home country. At least that’s…

News

Zelenskyj under threat, US and Russia demand elections in Ukraine

Erling Marthinsen

The US and Russia are negotiating peace in Ukraine, with neither Ukraine nor the EU present. The meetings seem to be going well from the Russian and American point of…

News

Keir Starmer is ready to send British troops to Ukraine

Erling Marthinsen

«It’s a huge responsibility to potentially put Britons at risk – but we must be ready to do our bit for Europe.» So says British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who…

News

Mass migration to Ukraine after the war considered

Erling Marthinsen

Ukraine is facing a massive post-war reconstruction. Massive immigration from non-Western countries is now being considered as a solution. At the same time, they are under pressure to rebuild in…

News

Sweden: Hostage's family murdered – then there is jubilation in the comments

Helena Edlund

When Eli Sharabi (52) was released after 16 months as a Hamas hostage, he was greeted by the news that his family had been murdered. The news was met with…

Editorials

In anti-racist Sweden, it's all about ethnicity

Helena Edlund

There is no longer any doubt: Sweden has been transformed into a genome-polarised society where everything, even a mass shooting where ten people are killed, is about ethnicity, group affiliation…

Editorials

Swedish freedom of speech means freedom to condemn yourself to death

Helena Edlund

The outcry the murder of Salwan Momika has generated on social media shows that the killers have a taste for blood. Salwan Najem therefore has every reason to fear for…

News

Judiciary starts defence war against Trump and Musk

Erling Marthinsen

Judge blocks Elon Musk and DOGE’s access to sensitive data from the Treasury Department. Thus, the deep state starts its defence war against Trump and his team.

Opinion

Economic experts warned, but Trump tariffs seem to be working so far

Erling Marthinsen

You have to wait until you see the effect of the measures before you condemn them. Then you need ‘natural experiments’. The 72 hours when President Trump was about to…

Opinion

Choice of new frigates could be a political headache for Norway's government

Erling Marthinsen

The purchase of new frigates for up to NOK 150 billion could be an extremely sensitive issue for the Norwegian government. The President of the United States is unlikely to…

Opinion

The EU's and Norway's reactions to Trump tariffs are pure hypocrisy

Erling Marthinsen

No-one reacts when the EU introduces so-called climate tariffs to save the world. Nor does anyone react to Norway’s sky-high tariffs on agricultural products. But Trump tariffs cause immediate panic.

Editorials

The school shooting in Örebro: Are we really that surprised?

Helena Edlund

Eleven people have so far been confirmed dead after the school shooting Örebro. Five are seriously wounded. It is by far the worst mass shooting we have experienced in Sweden…

News

Around ten people dead after the school shooting in Örebro, Sweden

Erling Marthinsen

About ten people have been killed in the school shooting in Örebro, Swedish police say at a press conference. The scale of the tragedy is becoming clearer.

Opinion

Burning a Koran has become like insulting a monarch

Erling Marthinsen

Two days after Salwan Momika was shot dead in Stockholm, British police turned out in force in Manchester to arrest a man who burned the so-called holy book. Never before…

Editorials

The UK Expects 10 Million Migrants by 2032, changing the country for the worse

Kathrine Jebsen Moore

The UK is in trouble politically, economically and culturally. That’s why the Office for National Statistics’ recent migration forecasts are bad news. In ten years, net immigration is expected to…

Opinion

UK's Energy Secretary poses a serious threat to all British families

Erling Marthinsen

British Energy Minister Miliband is competing with Chancellor Reeves to be the biggest threat to the British economy. But his fanatical focus on Net Zero is having no effect on…

News

Trump wants lower oil prices, meets resistance internally and externally

Erling Marthinsen

Trump wants to push down the price of oil, both for the sake of the American economy, but also as pressure on Iran and Russia. However, he faces internal opposition…

Editorials

Sweden's slow march towards Sharia

Roger Sahlström

Sweden is at a crossroads. A recent ruling, in which a person was convicted of incitement to racial hatred after burning and desecrating the Koran, marks a significant change in…

Opinion

Trudeau's successor will just be «more of the same»

Erling Marthinsen

After Justin Trudeau resigned as both party leader and prime minister, there is now a battle to succeed him. It doesn’t look promising, as the two main candidates are a…

Editorials

Sweden has passed the point of no return

Helena Edlund

Those in power, who are responsible for protecting Sweden and Swedish citizens, are not going to do what is required, and the general public should preferably not have to do…

Opinion

– Starmer must sack energy minister Miliband to save Britain

Erling Marthinsen

Energy Minister “Red Ed” Miliband is a delusional fanatic who has created our devastating approach to Net Zero – he will soon destroy both Britain and his party. That’s why…

News

Merkel criticises her party leader after vote with AfD

Erling Marthinsen

Angela Merkel meddles in German politics, criticising CDU leader Friedrich Merz for turning his back on an earlier promise not to cooperate with Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in the Bundestag.

News

Norway donates $24 million to UNRWA

Erling Marthinsen

On the same day that Israel bans UNRWA from operating on Israeli soil, Norway declares that it is providing a further NOK 275 million in aid to the controversial organisation.…

Editorials

Salwan Momika's death: an omen of where we are heading

Hans Rustad

The execution of Salwan Momika is a warning that Sweden is no longer a state governed by the rule of law in the Western sense, but a country where the…

Opinion

The British are being systematically lied to by a misguided political elite

Erling Marthinsen

This week, Donald Trump has shown that another world is possible. Unlocking the economy can still turn us around. Whether British or Norwegian politicians will follow suit is rather doubtful.…

News

Hanne Tolg

CNN announces that it will cut its traditional TV news staff by 200 employees, but increase staff in digital areas such as computer technicians and production engineers.

Opinion

Britain's strictest headteacher strikes again

Erling Marthinsen

The UK’s “strictest headteacher”, Katharine Birbalsingh, says the proposed reforms are “Marxist” and that they threaten the progress of disadvantaged children.

Opinion

EU expands scrutiny of X

Erling Marthinsen

On Monday, Donald Trump moves into the White House, and he’s bringing Elon Musk with him. Brussels reacts with lawfare against X and freedom of expression. The European Commission is…

Editorials

Norway at the forefront of imposing a Palestinian state on Israel

Hans Rustad

Norway has gone from being a peace broker to becoming a driving force for the establishment of a Palestinian state. Some 80 countries are gathered in Oslo City Hall. What…

Opinion

Failed the exam because she used the words «he» and «she»

Erling Marthinsen

A young psychology student at the University of Oslo failed her exam because she used the words he and she. Such a “biologically deterministic” understanding of gender is unacceptable, according…

News

Norwegian fighter jets become climate-friendly

Erling Marthinsen

Norwegian F-35 fighter jets will save the world by using powerful propellant. Both the Minister of Defence and the Minister of Climate and Environment attended Ørland Air Base to mark…

Editorials

The Grooming Gangs Scandal Exposes the Old Order

Kathrine Jebsen Moore

While GB News has produced a detailed documentary about the so-called grooming gangs, the networks of Pakistani men that abused young girls in towns like Rotherham, it’s harder to find…