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Minors broke into a sports hall in Älvsjö and shot a 25-year-old woman, who was seriously injured. The police describe them as “men in their late teens”. This is the new term for boys under the age of 18. The hall consists of two sections, and a match was being played in one of them. However, there were also people in the other section, and they witnessed the attempted murder.

Editorials

I am home, even though I am only passing through

Helena Edlund

What is ethnicity, really? Blood ties, genetics and shared history – or identification and agreements? For me, the answer is something much more concrete. It is the forest where my ancestors lived, the church where they were baptised and buried, and the stories that have been passed down through the generations. It is the feeling of being at home, even though I am only passing through.

Opinion

The Anatomy of the Civil War

Christian Skaug

Indigenous European populations have a conflict-ridden relationship with both the post-national power elite and Islamic parallel societies, asserts David Betz, professor of war studies. He believes the conditions are in place for civil war – not least in the UK.

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Trump suspends sanctions package; Zelenskyy asks for more money

Hans Rustad

Just two days before the package of sanctions against Russia was due to come into force, Trump has suspended it, much to Moscow’s satisfaction. The package, which the late Lindsey…

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-Anders Magnus shows that the Progress Party has been right all along

Hans Rustad

In her speech to the party’s national executive committee, Sylvi Listhaug says that the conclusions Anders Magnus has reached in his new book, The Dark Side of Immigration, show that…

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The Yellow Vests and the CGT join the protests

Hans Rustad

The ‘Yellow Vests’ and the communist trade union CGT have joined the French protests. This has prompted Emmanuel Macron to speak out and warn against a desire for destruction. In…

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Zelensky’s former press secretary wants Ukraine to surrender

Erling Marthinsen

Iuliia Mendel served as Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s press secretary for two years, but is now a fierce critic of the Ukrainian president. Mendel believes that Ukraine should capitulate in the war…

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Støre pays tribute to the outgoing Labour Youth leader

Erling Marthinsen

In his speech to the AUF’s national conference on Saturday afternoon, the Prime Minister had many words of praise for the outgoing AUF leader, Gaute Børstad Skjervø. He also urged…

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Lisbon suspends the sharing of electric kick-scooters

Arnt Jensvoll

Lisbon is set to suspend its shared electric scooter scheme. The reason is that the scheme is not working: high risk of accidents, blocked pavements, illegal parking and a limited…

Editorials

Why does the child welfare system need to be protected?

Eirik Værnes

Since 1890, Norwegian courts have not published minutes of criminal proceedings. How, then, can anyone know what actually happened? Reopening a case becomes difficult without records, leaving defendants at the…

The board

Goodness me, how fed up one gets with these ‘US experts’

John Martin Johansen

Eirik Løkke has done it again. In a new article in *Dagsavisen*, he has once again managed to spout the undisguised hatred of Trump that he so clearly harbours.

News Brief

The Consumer Council criticises the government for a lack of contingency plans

John Martin Johansen

Mette Fossum of the Consumer Council has criticised the government for its inadequate crisis plans and has called for more emergency shops.

Editorials

The new nobility is gambling with the countries as the stakes

Hans Rustad

The West has a new aristocracy that treats the population like chips and confuses them with its games. The media help them keep the merry-go-round turning. But the stakes are…

Opinion

Why Americans react so strongly to Ilhan Omar

Tove Elisabeth Rooney

Hilmar Mjelde tells TV 2 that Ilhan Omar is the number one target of hatred for MAGA. For the Norwegian left, she is a victim because she is a Muslim…

Opinion

Migrants are taking both British jobs and the lion’s share of welfare spending

Erling Marthinsen

The British seem unable to stem the flow of illegal immigrants, and the British working class is bearing the brunt of this in the form of rising unemployment and an…

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From same-sex marriages to polyamory – the Church of Sweden takes the next step

Helena Edlund

While the dispute over priests’ right to refuse to officiate at same-sex weddings continues, the Church of Sweden is embarking on a multi-year theological process concerning polyamory and other issues…

The board

What Norway's largest paper failed to ask Navi Pillay about

John Martin Johansen

VG spoke to Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay on the phone. Much of what she says goes unchallenged. The prize will be awarded on 10 December at Oslo City…

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Johannes Natland (19) was sentenced to 20 years’ imprisonment for planning a murder in England

Erling Marthinsen

Johannes Natland (19) from Stavanger has been sentenced to 20 years’ imprisonment for plotting a contract killing in England. “We’ve had one aim, and that is to get him back to…

Opinion

We need a whole new generation of politicians, and it’s urgent

Erik Nordmann

The government’s mismanagement is almost total, and encompasses security policy, climate and energy policy, immigration and integration policy, and tax policy. Yet the compliant media scarcely challenge the government on…

Editorials

Real inflation is taking its toll, but nobody is talking about it

Kjell Erik Eilertsen

Since the turn of the century, the significant growth in the money supply in Norway has been accompanied by sharply rising house prices. This real inflation is at least as…

News

The Norwegian Editors’ Association postpones proceedings against Document editor Hans Rustad

Erling Marthinsen

The Norwegian Editors’ Association has postponed the meeting at which the board was due to consider the issue of a formal warning to Document Media editor Hans Rustad.

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Khan is set to overtake Smith as the most common English surname

Tove Elisabeth Rooney

In 1996, all ten of the most common surnames were of British origin. Today, only three out of ten are, as a result of a sharp increase in births to…

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Church Institute to give other religions a greater presence in churches

Bente Haarstad

It is wrong to approach people from other religions who come to church on the assumption that they are idol-worshippers, says Sven Thore Kloster, head of researchat the Institute for…

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Immigration to the US from Muslim-majority countries fell by 96 per cent under Trump

Arnt Jensvoll

Legal immigration to the US from 45 Muslim-majority countries fell from 21,096 in December 2024 to 808 in February 2026 – aof 96 per cent during Trump’s second term.

Culture

German Expressionism without artistic direction

Paul Grøtvedt

The Munch Museum seeks to elevate Katharina Grosse’s spray-painted chaos of colour by linking her to Edvard Munch. But the museum’s prestige cannot make up for a lack of artistic…

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Child brides: Poor Muslim families betroth their daughters from as young as two years old

John Martin Johansen

Fathers and grandfathers can marry off minors, according to Amnesty. The girl can ask the court to annul the marriage, but only after she has reached puberty. If a girl…

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England: 11-year-old abducted and sexually assaulted

John Martin Johansen

Two men of African origin have been jailed for abducting an 11-year-old girl in Birmingham. One of them has also been convicted of sexually assaulting her.

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Brussels is desperately trying to get a long-term budget approved before Le Pen takes over

Erling Marthinsen

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa are trying to secure the adoption of a new long-term EU budget before the presidential election in…

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Fawzi Warsame, from Somalia, is set to become the new AUF leader

Bente Haarstad

“I want to become leader of the AUF!” announced Fawzi Warsame on Facebook and in *VG* on 22 June. Three months later, he was nominated as the new leader of…

Opinion

Pro-Palestine activists are closely linked to terrorist organisations

Arnt Jensvoll

The organisation ‘Global Alliance for Palestine’, which coordinates international protests against Israel, has more key leaders with documented links to terrorists and terrorist organisations than it is willing to admit,…

News

Hungary’s new Prime Minister is not quite what Brussels expected

Erling Marthinsen

Brussels believed Hungary would embrace the EU’s key causes when Viktor Orbán was replaced by Western Europe’s favourite, Péter Magyar. However, Magyar is now expressing views on issues such as…

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The government is using NGOs as a spearhead against Israel

Christian Skaug

The Norwegian Government, which intends to ban trade with Israeli settlements, has invited several NGOs that it itself funds – and which support such a ban – to act as…

Editorials

Heading into winter with empty powerreservoirs

Kjell Erik Eilertsen

We are heading into winter with record-low water levels in the hydroelectric reservoirs in southern Norway. This is not due to low rainfall, but to record-high exports, which are driving…

Opinion

The barbarians smell blood in France and Europe

Lars Hedegaard

Who are the actors seeking to undermine European civilisation, and who are using ‘students’ for their own ends? The usual suspects: the Muslim Brotherhood, Iran, Russia and China. They are…

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Magdalena Andersson voted down as Sweden’s new Prime Minister

Erling Marthinsen

Only her own party voted for Magdaselena Andersson as Sweden’s new Prime Minister. The result of the vote in the Riksdag was as expected.

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The British will refuse to grant visas to Eritreans unless the country agrees to take back its own citizens

Erling Marthinsen

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is attempting to present herself as a British version of Donald Trump. But whilst the US under Trump has managed to close its southern border almost…

Opinion

There is no place for Document amongst the power elite

Ottar Jakobsen

In 2026, the power elite, with its court of media outlets, has no place for *Document* in its midst. The media landscape is too insular and complacent for that, and…

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If Le Pen wins, 46 per cent of Muslims are considering leaving: ‘There’s no better election campaign message’

Espen Teigen

– “There couldn’t be a better campaign slogan,” says Tommy Robinson, referring to the fact that nearly half of Muslims are considering moving out of France if Marine Le Pen…

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Violent riots in Albania: Police use tear gas and water cannons

Arnt Jensvoll

On Wednesday, Albanian police used tear gas and water cannons against thousands to tens of thousands of demonstrators outside the Ministry of Education. The escalation in the level of violence…

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