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Støre, the EU and the UN pay tribute to an award winner who accuses Israel of genocide
Hans Rustad 
The awarding of the Peace Prize to Navi Pillay is the most political award in many decades. It is a slap in the face for both Israel and Trump’s America. It will not go unnoticed. If the Nobel Committee wanted to become infamous, they have succeeded.

Editorials

An anti-Semitic Peace Prize
Hans Rustad  
To leave no doubt as to what Norway stands for, the Nobel Committee has awarded the Peace Prize to an anti-Semite. Navi Pillay played a key role in branding Zionism as racism. She is now a judge at the International Criminal Court, which Trump has declared war on because, like all supranational courts, it seeks to expand its jurisdiction.

Culture

The right must take art seriously
Kasper Støvring 
The right is losing many battles over values because it does not take art seriously. The Marxists realised early on that culture sets limits on thought, including on political correctness. The right therefore needs to understand art in order to interpret it from its own perspective. Such a culture of appreciation begins with a love of art, not with politics.

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Nordic women top the suicide statistics – in the world’s happiest country
Merete Skar 
The Nordic countries dominate this year’s happiness rankings, but Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland also have the highest suicide rates amongst women in Eurostat’s latest European comparison. The research offers…

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Navi Pillay awarded the Peace Prize – a controversial decision due to her investigation into Israel
Merete Skar 
Navi Pillay has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her work for peace and international law. The former UN High Commissioner has a strong legal track record, but is…

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Denmark: Applicants for citizenship are to be screened for anti-democratic views
Arnt Jensvoll 
The Danish government wants to carry out ‘screening’ of those applying for Danish citizenship. The aim is to check whether they promote anti-democratic ideas such as Sharia law.

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The European Parliament displays a statue mocking Trump
Christian Skaug 
It is indicative of a Europe in decline that the European Parliament is displaying a gilded statue of a naked, fat Trump perched on the shoulders of a frail man,…

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Opinion

The EU is on a collision course with China
Hans Rustad 
China is undercutting European products to the tune of 11 billion kroner a day in trade deficits. Europe is losing both money and jobs, but cannot make up its mind:…

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Chinese cars filmed a secret military exercise
Hans Rustad 
It has long been known that Chinese vehicles automatically record metadata – geolocation, codes, speed, footage of people, etc. – yet Forsvarsbygg has hired Chinese vehicles and is using them…

Editorials

Europe will soon become the Third World
Lars Hedegaard 
The rebels’ plan is to destroy the West, and successive French governments have paved the way for this destruction through mass immigration. Filling the country with migrants from the Third…

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Spain: 87-year-old dies following eviction – government opens the door to granting residence to undocumented migrants
John Martin Johansen 
Maricarmen Abascal (87) has died. She died in hospital in Madrid on Wednesday, two weeks after she was carried out of the flat where she had lived for around 70…

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Marco Rubio called on Europe to wake up from its ‘slumber’ in his speech in Athens
Erling Marthinsen 
In his speech, the US Secretary of State urged Europe to wake up from its slumber. Western civilisation is at stake, said Marco Rubio in front of one of the…

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African man (31) sentenced to one year in prison for killing police officer Christian Zedig
Espen Teigen 
Despite a long criminal record, the 31-year-old African man has been sentenced to just one year in prison for killing the Swedish police officer Christian Zedig.

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France: A sick country on a sick continent
Guy Millière 
“Who didn’t see that coming? Oh yeah ….the politicians,” noted “The Great Gats” on X. The French government was reportedly “taken by surprise” when students began rioting roughly two weeks…

Editorials

The story of the hidden taxes – and how the system deceives us
Gunnar Arne Larsen 
When central and local government need more money, they rarely increase income tax. Instead, they raise it through charges on everything required to live an ordinary life. These are also…

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France: More than 250,000 take to the streets as police use tear gas
John Martin Johansen 
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu lashed out at La France Insoumise during questions in the National Assembly on Tuesday. At the same time, more than 250,000 pupils, teachers and parents marched…

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Green Party voters horrified by weekend conference, turn to Labour
Erling Marthinsen 
Green Party leader Zack Polanski may have shot himself in the foot and risks losing the Holborn and St Pancras by-election on 8 October. The antisemitic resolutions adopted at the…

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The struggle for memory is the struggle for survival
Hans Rustad 
European leaders are failing us, the media are watching, and the cultural sector is churning out ready-made conclusions. We do not want to know, and we do not want to…

Editorials

They hate the world they live in. They want to see it burn
Giulio Meotti 
What is happening in France concerns the entire West. Serious social and ethnic unrest is aimed at destroying our countries and culture. This is a strategy of chaos, with a…

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Denmark proves that offshore wind cannot compete with nuclear power
Kent Andersen 
Offshore wind turbines cost around NOK 25 billion per nominal GW. In early 2026, Denmark’s 2.6 GW of offshore capacity supplied just 1.16 GW on average, making the effective cost…

Editorials

Houellebecq’s reactionary cultural critique
Kasper Støvring 
Michel Houellebecq, who recently visited Denmark, expresses a fear of a world without God. One might call him the archivist of sorrow who preserves what has been lost, but only…

Opinion

French intelligence: The riots in France are being orchestrated by the far left
Hans Rustad 
A French intelligence report states that the riots are inspired and orchestrated by the far left, the party *Les Indomptables* and communist elected representatives. The aim is to spark a…

Opinion

The withdrawal of bomber aircraft from Fairford is yet another nail in the coffin of the transatlantic alliance
Hans Rustad 
The news that the US is withdrawing its long-range bombers from the Fairford base tells us that Washington no longer trusts London. The UK no longer has a security policy…

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Sánchez presents himself as a bulwark against ‘far-right extremism’
Christian Skaug 
– “Spain must decide whether to join the far-right wave or continue to be a bastion of social justice,” said Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez when he announced a snap election…

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Sanchez calls a snap election
Hans Rustad 
Pedro Sánchez announces a snap election following massive demonstrations against the housing crisis. This crisis has been caused by immigration and tourism, which are driving ordinary people out of the…

Editorials

One day you’ll wake up without a homeland
Lars Hedegaard 
People cling to an imagined state of normality, until one day they wake up and are forced to acknowledge that the old world has vanished beneath their feet. To their…

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England and Wales: Nearly five sexual offences a day against schoolchildren under the age of 13
John Martin Johansen 
The police in England and Wales have recorded at least 8,500 sexual offences against children under the age of 13 in or around schools. That is almost five every single…

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Sweden: At least 850 pupils are absent from school – the local authorities do not know where they are
John Martin Johansen 
Over 850 Swedish pupils have not turned up at school since the summer holidays. A month after the start of term, they still haven’t returned.

Editorials

Propaganda and hysteria are reaching a peak during the Brazilian election
Atle Hansson 
Several foreign embassies have closed their doors for no apparent reason, and gay people are voicing their fears on social media that they will be sent to death camps if…

Opinion

Has Norway lost its moral compass?
Michal Rachel Suissa 
No one can say what Norway stands to gain from adopting a unilaterally hostile stance towards Israel, or if the terrorist organisations the PLO and Hamas succeed in establishing their…

Opinion

John Cleese’s ‘anti-Muslim rhetoric’ is sorely needed in the UK
Kathrine Jebsen Moore 
Organised Islam does not take kindly to John Cleese’s constant jibes at the religion of peace. “Men with inflated egos, which Islam encourages, cannot tolerate any form of criticism,” remarks…

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Dialogue without demands: Where diplomacy carries more weight than human life
Kian Keshmiri 
As an Iranian in exile, I view developments in Norway with great concern. This is the country where human rights are prioritised in speeches, but which, the very next moment,…

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Progress Party takes the government to task over Koranic schools: ‘It makes me feel sick’
Espen Teigen 
Jon Helgheim of the Progress Party has had enough of the government blaming human rights in the fight against Koranic schools.

Editorials

Yes, we are seekers of the truth
Kjell Skartveit 
For Christians, God is the very measure of truth, but today’s press apparently believes it possesses the truth itself. Hence the industry’s demand that Document ‘tone it down’. By insisting…

Opinion

British climate activists are funded by hostile states
Erling Marthinsen 
A complex network of various British climate groups receives financial support from hostile powers. The funds are being used to impose a political agenda on the population that is making…

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Editorials

Jack Smith was to have been the Biden administration’s executioner
Hans Rustad 
Special Counsel Jack Smith was preparing a mass persecution of the MAGA movement, targeting both its leaders – with Trump at the helm – and rank-and-file supporters who donated small…

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The AfD’s lead over the CDU/CSU has set yet another record
Christian Skaug 
In INSA’s latest weekly opinion poll for *Bild* in Germany, the AfD has 30 per cent support, twelve percentage points ahead of the CDU/CSU coalition parties. These new record figures…

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New figures: Immigration from Muslim countries has fallen by 96 per cent
Espen Teigen 
Legal immigration to the US from Muslim-majority countries has fallen dramatically since Donald Trump took office.

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The Italian government plans to increase oil and gas production
Christian Skaug 
In Italy, Giorgia Meloni’s government aims to increase domestic oil and gas production in order to reduce dependence on imports. Permits for extraction and exploration have been streamlined. Italy continues…

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