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The riots on Saturday 31 October: Largely peaceful violence, vandalism and looting – a summary
Saturday 31 October marked the third weekend in a row of riots in several European cities. Violence, looting, fires and property damage are mainly attributed to left-wing and Islamist groups.
In gratitude to those who have led the way
On All Saints’ Sunday, we remember the departed, giving thanks for their lives and the faith they passed down through generations, stretching back to Christ himself. Yet we are losing the blessings of that inheritance. For 40 years, Norwegian schoolchildren have been taught that all religions are equal. Meanwhile, Foucault’s scepticism towards truth has become an unquestioned secular orthodoxy, undermining the very foundations of the Christian faith and its legacy.
A constitution that can be stripped of its substance without being amended: the ‘salami’ method
What is currently unfolding in Poland touches on an issue that runs far deeper than the conflict between Donald Tusk and his political opponents. It concerns the very foundations of the constitutional state: who has the ultimate authority to determine the extent to which the state’s sovereignty can be transferred?
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We have quoted information from a Spanish journalist. A reader is wondering if we can confirm it. This is an important point. Grok says these are merely allegations, but we…
Failed coup in Poland
What happened in Poland on Friday was, in reality, an attempt at a constitutional coup – in other words, a coup d’état. When judges on the Constitutional Tribunal step down,…
European cities brace themselves for a third weekend of riots
Riots are continuing in European cities, but the number of people taking part in the protests has fallen significantly compared with last weekend. Hundreds have been arrested, there are fires…
Poland has been shaken to its very foundations
A coup-like drama unfolded in Poland on Friday evening. Prime Minister Donald Tusk attempted to take advantage of President Karol Nawrocki’s state visit to Senegal by dismissing the head of…
Experts: The opinion polls are only bad for the Republicans if you look at them
Times are tough for the Republicans on the opinion poll front. The party’s strategists nevertheless assure voters that the figures aren’t all that bad, as long as you don’t look…
The UK’s NHS plans to train white staff in ‘combating racism’
The British National Health Service (NHS) is strongly committed to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). White staff are being required to attend courses to ‘combat racism’ and become more aware…
Germany: Sharp rise in Islamist attacks on Jews
German authorities have uncovered a rise in Islamist-motivated anti-Semitism and crimes targeting Jews. The Left Party is also struggling with widespread anti-Semitism within its own ranks. The Germans would prefer…
Denmark has a new patriotic youth movement: Ungdanskerne
Denmark has a new patriotic group: Ungdanskerne – a comradely and activist youth movement that will fight for Danishness in Denmark; for ‘our shared past, present and future’.
EU Energy Commissioner warns of a harsh winter
Energy prices in the EU are soaring, and 50 million Europeans are unable to heat their homes adequately, says the EU’s Energy Commissioner, Dan Jørgensen. The supply crisis affects gas,…
‘Self-preparedness’
Forty years ago, during the Cold War, Norway had a civil defence model that was largely state-run and based on stockpiles combined with significant domestic production. We had large stocks…
Aasland couldn’t care less about Statnett – he wants offshore wind power come what may
Statnett has calculated that Norwegian offshore wind power will probably never be profitable without state support. This does not worry Energy Minister Terje Aasland (Labour). He intends to press ahead…
Polish president turned the plane around – allegations of a coup d’état
Polish President Karol Nawrocki cut short a flight to Africa when police were deployed outside the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw. The court’s leadership has been suspended, but rejects the decision…
Berlin: The Greens, The Left, Islamism, anti-Zionism and mayoral candidate Elif Eralp
The Left Party, the Greens and the Social Democrats are struggling to form a statein Berlin following demands that Die Linke distance itself from anti-Semitism, organised clan crime and Islamism.
NRK is running an election campaign for the Democrats
NRK frequently refers to the New York Times, but has omitted the newspaper’s exposé of the Democrats’ attempts at electoral manipulation in Alaska by recruiting a candidate with the same…
French mayor wants to ban the ‘Great Replacement theory’
Mayor Ali Rabeh of Trappes, the French municipality recently hit by a racist terrorist attack in which one person was killed and seven injured, wants to ban the ‘Great Replacement…
From fawning praise to blatant anti-Israel propaganda
Berlingske’s experienced film critic, Sarah Iben Almbjerg, awards five stars to ‘Naza’ by Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham. The film contains blatant propaganda lies against Israel, in which the insinuation…
Several hundred Somalis under scrutiny by the Norwegian Tax Administration
The West Police District and the Norwegian Tax Administration are in the process of uncovering a massive tax fraud scheme in Bergen. All the suspects are Somali nationals. It is…
Spanish authorities warn of calls for jihad during protests in Europe
The Spanish Ministry of the Interior has discovered IS messages on the internet calling for attacks on police and demonstrators in Europe. – Large crowds represent a ‘rare and valuable…
Double complaint against the Agder police: ‘They handed it to us on a silver platter’
– “You didn’t want another ‘Hamse Ali case’,” says Storting candidate Dag-Øyvind Lauvnes of the Norwegian Democrats in a complaint about the lack ofinadequate or ideologically biased police work in…
A lack of sunshine and wind is causing wholesale electricity prices to skyrocket in Germany
A spell of cool, overcast and almost windless weather in Germany has reduced solar and wind power generation and sent the wholesale price of electricity soaring from 13 to 300…
Lost in translation: ‘If prices rise any further, people will come after us with pitchforks,’ Meloni warns
The EU’s emissions trading scheme is crippling the economy, yet the debate on this issue within the Union is barely covered in the media. And when Italy’s Prime Minister warns…
Data centres are being set up in Norway because the EU has turned us into a cheap raw materials colony
NHO chief Ole Erik Almlid claims that foreign data centres are vital infrastructure and good for Norway. It could not be more misleading. These data centres are plundering Norway’s electricity…
Came to visit a care home – criticised Norway for its oil
The Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O’Flaherty, was in Norway from 19 to 23 October. The main theme of the visit was elderly people in care homes…
Communism is being phased out in Venezuela – free elections and privatisation are promised
In a televised address on Thursday, Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, promised free elections, less censorship and a break with Hugo Chávez’s nationalisation of the economy.
It’s not a civil war yet, but it’s no longer a time of peace either
French military and police personnel have warned of civil war for years, only to be ostracised. Growing unrest, they argue, points towards that danger, beyond France. In 2023, Paris’s police…
This is why Color Line was sold off from Norway
This week it emerged that Olav Nils Sunde is selling Color Line to its Swedish rival Stena Line, which is owned by Dan Sten Olsson in Gothenburg. If there were…
Suddenly, the ruling class’s lies have been exposed
In literature and drama, ‘denouement’ describes the moment when the true meaning of the plot becomes clear. Europe has now reached that point. The war that many warned against has…
The Times: Trump may be right that the Democrats are resorting to dirty tricks
New revelations suggest that Democratic strategists deliberately recruited a candidate with the same name as the Republican senator from Alaska in order to confuse voters and steal votes from the…
Pensioner (78) beat up the Romanian burglar: ‘I gave him a proper kick in the groin’
A 78-year-old woman caught two burglars in her own home. When one of them threw her onto the sofa, she kicked him in the groin. The Romanian man has now…
Confidence in Spain’s high-speed rail network is in free fall
Spain has Europe’s largest high-speed rail network, which has been regarded as one of the safest in the world, but this year’s accidents have changed that picture following a series…
Chronicle of an electricity theft foretold
Norway’s energy authorities are breaching the licence conditions for international power cables, originally intended to ensure security of supply. Instead, Germany’s nuclear phase-out and Britain’s abandonment of coal have undermined…
NTB echoes government line on Norgespris, Norway’s electricity subsidy scheme
“Norwegians have saved almost 20 billion through the ‘Norway Price’ scheme,” proclaims an NTB report on Thursday, which relays Energy Minister Terje Aasland’s summary of the scheme’s first year, without…
Danish Defence Minister asked an editor to withdraw an editorial calling for peace in Ukraine
Olfi.dk is a website primarily dedicated to defence and security policy. On Saturday, the editor, Peter Ernstved Rasmussen, wrote an editorial in which he outlined paths to peace in Ukraine.…
Somali man sentenced to 30 years in prison for food fraud in Minnesota
Salim Said, aged 37, from Somalia, has been sentenced to 30 years’ imprisonment by a US federal court. He defrauded millions of dollars from a food programme for poor children…
England: Trial following a knife attack on a train
The trial of 33-year-old Anthony Williams is underway at Cambridge Crown Court, where he stands accused of 14 counts of attempted murder. Ten of these relate to passengers who were…
The Democrats are causing confusion over names in Alaska
Alaska has a Republican senator, Dan Sullivan. The Democrats have now put forward a rival candidate with the same name. This is not permitted and is likely to cause confusion…