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Hamas survivor to represent Israel in Eurovision

Friedrich Merz is Germany’s new Federal Chancellor

Merz risks more humiliating election rounds – but also new elections

Greta Thunberg claims her boat was bombed by Israel

Man arrested after showing knife at Flesland security checkpoint

Orbán: – What the h… is happening in Germany?

Volvo is plummeting

Trump will not destroy Canada, promises Mark Carney after election victory in Canada

Woman and child seriously injured after explosion near Stockholm

Jens Stoltenberg: Norway’s economic future is under threat

Malmö school forced children to celebrate Muslim holidays in Swedish class

Arfan Bhatti on trial for complicity in the Oslo terror attacks – previous acquittal raises questions

Russia declares a 30-hour “Easter ceasefire” with Ukraine

Danish newspaper: Islam should not be allowed to play a role in Denmark

Asylum lawyers criticise repatriation of Ukrainian refugees

Big price test reveals significant savings on cross-border shopping for Norwegians

Trans women are not legally women, UK Supreme Court rules

Trump administration accuses New York attorney general of possible mortgage fraud

Two “Norwegians” shot and killed in Pakistan

Record number of people join the Church of Norway – growing interest among young adults

News

Hamas survivor to represent Israel in Eurovision

Arnt Jensvoll

On 7 October 2023, Yuval Raphael was at the Nova music festival. She survived by lying silently under dead people while Muslims shot and threw grenades.

Editorials

The Swedish Armed Forces are short of ammunition - announces a position for a diversity advisor with a salary of 950,000

Espen Teigen

Stocks are running low, vehicles are ailing and there’s a cry for ammunition. But fortunately, there is one front in the Norwegian Armed Forces that is never neglected: diversity and gender equality. A well-paid position is now being advertised for an equality and diversity advisor.

From the hip

Government says no to Norwegian peat

Merete Skar

The government wants to ban new extraction of peat from Norwegian bogs. The reasons are well known: biodiversity and reduction of greenhouse gases.

News

Friedrich Merz is Germany's new Federal Chancellor

Erling Marthinsen

The drama in German politics continues, and the expected Chancellor Friedrich Merz seemed shocked after the vote earlier today. Now a new round of voting has decided that Merz is…

News

Merz risks more humiliating election rounds - but also new elections

Christian Skaug

After Friedrich Merz failed to get enough votes in the Bundestag to become prime minister on Monday, two weeks of new, potentially humiliating rounds may lie ahead. New elections are…

News

Greta Thunberg claims her boat was bombed by Israel

Merete Skar

A vessel attempting to break Israel’s legal naval blockade of Gaza as part of a controversial activist flotilla was reportedly hit by a drone strike in international waters near Malta…

Editorials

The clammy hand of dictatorship in Germany

Lars Hedegaard

Germany is in the process of abolishing democracy and replacing it with dictatorship. The last time that happened, it led to the Second World War. This time it will be…

Opinion

What do we do when our politicians stab us in the back?

Jon Gulbrandsen

It bothers me that we have no legal means of protecting ourselves against our own politicians when they stab us in the back. How about a law against this? Now…

News

Man arrested after showing knife at Flesland security checkpoint

Hans Rustad

The use of knives is rampant. Now a man has been arrested in the security checkpoint at Flesland airport after storming through the security lock. There are indications of mental…

Editorials

Trump gives the climate parasites a well-deserved beating

Kent Andersen

In just 100 days, Trump has breezed through the globalists’ foggy woke glass house and made the world’s mighty globalist climate industry look like Marvis Frazier after 30 seconds against…

Editorials

Our sentimental age - in the light of Nietzsche's "last man"

Erling Marthinsen

You really get the feeling of living in a time where “die letzten Menschen” dominate. In fact, the demographic trend is such that if we’re not “the last humans”, we’re…

News

Orbán: - What the h… is happening in Germany?

Christian Skaug

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reacts to the German security service’s labelling of AfD as far-right and asks what is happening in Germany. “You can trust us, Alice Weidel,” says…

Comment

A Europe under pressure needs a rebirth

Peder Jensen

From the 15th century to the early 20th century, Europe was effectively the brain of the world. The scientific revolution changed humanity’s view of the universe, founded modern physics and…

News

Volvo is plummeting

Hans Rustad

The media is keen to report how badly Tesla is doing, but fails to report other shocking figures. Like the fact that sales of Volvo’s electric cars fell as much…

News

Trump will not destroy Canada, promises Mark Carney after election victory in Canada

Erling Marthinsen

Matt Carney is Canada’s new prime minister, after a strong comeback for the Liberal Party. It is still uncertain whether he will win a majority in parliament, or whether he…

News

Woman and child seriously injured after explosion near Stockholm

Peder Jensen

A child and a woman are seriously injured after a suspected explosion at their home in Tumba, Botkyrka municipality, south of Stockholm.

News

Jens Stoltenberg: Norway's economic future is under threat

John Martin Johansen

Norway faces significant economic challenges in the longer term, driven by a combination of rising public spending, an expected decline in oil and gas revenues, and an ageing population.

Guest writer

We live at the foot of a large volcano that could erupt at any time

Giulio Meotti

Europe’s open-border utopia has collapsed into chaos. Attacks on prisons, churches, and synagogues reveal a continent at war with itself. Radical immigration policies and woke ideology have eroded security and…

Comment

Welcome to neo-authoritarian Europe, where a European author is more dangerous than radical Islamists

Kasper Støvring

Renaud Camus, the 78-year-old French author, is now persona non grata in the UK. His crime? Thinking thoughts deemed unpalatable by Keir Starmer’s government. Starmer, who so proudly proclaimed in…

News

Malmö school forced children to celebrate Muslim holidays in Swedish class

Espen Teigen

The Muslim-majority school forced Swedish children to celebrate Eid. Now the mother of one of the children has had enough.

Editorials

EU to give €10 million to research that purifies Islam

Kent Andersen

The EU is funding a major research project called «The European Qur’an», which, through exhibitions, conferences and book publications, will spread the idea that Islam has had a positive influence…

News

Arfan Bhatti on trial for complicity in the Oslo terror attacks - previous acquittal raises questions

John Martin Johansen

Arfan Bhatti is facing a retrial, charged with complicity in the terrorist attack in Oslo on 25 June 2022, in which two people were killed and several injured. The case…

News

Russia declares a 30-hour "Easter ceasefire" with Ukraine

Hanne Tolg

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a temporary suspension of military operations in Ukraine in connection with Easter. According to a statement from the Kremlin, all Russian military actions will…

From the hip

Danish newspaper: Islam should not be allowed to play a role in Denmark

Bente Haarstad

– Islam should play no role in Denmark. Zero. Denmark is not a Muslim country. Our culture is shaped by Christian judgement, writes the Danish newspaper B.T. in an editorial…

Opinion

Good Friday is a day of awe, also for atheists

Erling Marthinsen

Jesus Christ died on the cross to free people from their sins. This is one of two fundamental parts of Western history that seems forgotten today. Good Friday is a…

Opinion

The women who took on the trans mafia and won

Erling Marthinsen

The judgement in the UK Supreme Court happened after massive efforts from several strong women. They had to fight the battle alone, as most women’s organisations joined hands. There is…

News

Asylum lawyers criticise repatriation of Ukrainian refugees

John Martin Johansen

In 2024, each Ukrainian was paid a lump sum of approximately NOK 93,000 immediately, in addition to more than NOK 20,000 per month, but that amount has been slightly reduced…

News

Big price test reveals significant savings on cross-border shopping for Norwegians

John Martin Johansen

The price test shows that there are particular savings to be made on meat and fish products by shopping in Sweden.

News

Trans women are not legally women, UK Supreme Court rules

Erling Marthinsen

Men who pretend to be women, also known as trans women, are not actually women. This has been ruled by the UK Supreme Court in a unanimous decision today. The…

News

Trump administration accuses New York attorney general of possible mortgage fraud

John Martin Johansen

According to reports, the Trump administration has approached federal authorities with allegations of mortgage fraud against New York Attorney General Letitia James.

News

Two "Norwegians" shot and killed in Pakistan

John Martin Johansen

The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has confirmed that two Norwegian citizens with ties to Pakistan have died following an incident in the city of Gujrat in Punjab province,…

News

Record number of people join the Church of Norway - growing interest among young adults

John Martin Johansen

In recent years, the Church of Norway has taken several steps in a more inclusive direction, including the adoption of a genuine same-sex liturgy in 2016.

Opinion

Liz Truss: Trump has been right about pretty much everything

Erling Marthinsen

US President Donald Trump has been right about everything, according to former British Prime Minister Liz Truss. As Prime Minister, she experienced that the so-called deep state is alive and…

News

Labour is destroying British pub culture

Erling Marthinsen

British pubs introduce last orders at 9pm after Reeves’ tax raid. Higher national insurance bills are pushing pub landlords to cut opening hours. This is just one of several Labour…

News

From zero to 5,000: Struggle over refugees in centre-right bloc

John Martin Johansen

There is considerable disagreement within the centre-right opposition in Norway about how many UN refugees the country should accept if Conservative leader Erna Solberg forms a government. While FrP wants…

Editorials

New German bill wants to ban «lies»

Erling Marthinsen

Germany’s incoming Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz promised before the election to reduce mass immigration. But now a ban on “hate” and “lies” has been included in the union’s new agreement…

Opinion

British police practise the opposite of «white privilege»

Erling Marthinsen

Police in the UK have lost touch with their true mission. The focus is now on diversity, equity and «white privilege». White police officers are excluded, and officers from other…

Comment

It's not about tariffs. It's about breaking the globalist self-deception

Kent Andersen

The job of a head of state is to do what is best for his or her own country, its people and businesses, and this should be the main focus…

News

Record number of pupils thrown out of Oslo schools - Abid Raja sounds the alarm

John Martin Johansen

Osloskolen has recently seen a marked increase in the number of pupils who are excluded after committing serious or repeated offences. While the Education Authority emphasises the need to maintain…