Author
Arnt Jensvoll
Danish People's Party storms back: 250% surge in yesterday’s election
According to the latest updated projections from the evening of 24 March, the national-conservative and EU-sceptic Danish People’s Party is polling at around 9.1…
Iran: Military aviation hit by two serious accidents in short succession
Reports of accidents linked to Iranian military and industrial facilities continue to pour in. Iranian authorities have now confirmed two serious incidents involving military…
Protests in Iran, day 52: Hypocrisy is the Islamic regime's final constant
“My daughter is dead and all I think about is whether they slit her throat before they shot her in the head.” Forty days…
Munich: Reza Pahlavi received like a pop star by 250,000 Iranians
Ardeshir Pahlavi has returned to Oslo after taking part in the largest political demonstration in many years: “When Reza Pahlavi spoke to us, the…
Exile Iranians on Pahlavi’s Speech in Munich: – The Strongest and Most Unifying Signal Ever
The Iranian exile leader Reza Pahlavi on Saturday made his most offensive international appearance since the protests began. He warned that negotiations legitimise the…
Protests in Iran, day 45: UN congratulates Iran on the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution
Norway’s Foreign Office ensured the Islamic Republic ambassador dined with the King. The UN piles on with its heartiest congratulations to Iran on 47…
Iran: Fires & suspected blasts hammer military & industrial sites
Iran has experienced a striking number of fires in military/industrial facilities since the demonstrations began. The regime consistently explains them as accidents and technical…
Kuwait annuls tens of thousands of citizenships: “Delivering the country back to its original people”
Up to 200,000 people have lost their citizenship after the Emir, Sheikh Mishal, pledged to “return Kuwait to its indigenous people, clean and free…
The protests in Iran, day 38: - We pray for war to come and save us
In 2011, we met a Persian man in Istanbul. We’ve kept in touch ever since. Today, we finally made contact with him and received…
Protests in Iran, day 37: The situation is "normalising", Ali Khamenei has crawled out of the bunker
Khamenei made his first public appearance in several weeks on 31 January, when he prayed at Khomeini’s tomb during the commemoration of the 47th…
Protests in Iran, day 36: - The Islamic regime stands in solidarity with all victims of tyrants
Does the Iranian regime have the right to endlessly torment its people? Do world leaders have a responsibility? Is it immoral for a superpower…
Protests in Iran, day 35: Mossad "clears" the ground before the attack; explosions across the country
Mossad clears the ground before the attack. Two deadly explosions are confirmed and there are rumours of up to 14 explosions nationwide. In Bandar…
Protests in Iran, day 34: Iran threatens France with massive suicide bombing in retaliation for terror labelling
Most European countries have summoned Iranian ambassadors to condemn “state violence” against protesters. The EU terrorstamps Revolutiongarden. Meanwhile, Norway invites Iran’s ambassador to a…
Protests in Iran, day 33: - Everyone has lost someone or knows someone who has
Iran’s streets are calm, but the calm is not normal. The markets are eerily empty of people, shops are closed, and security forces are…
Protests in Iran, day 32: January 2026, deadliest month in modern Iranian history
Today’s update brings a poignant, personal account from a couple who survived “a living hell”. In February, the dead are traditionally honoured on the…
The protests in Iran, day 31: The mullahs’ fall will be as momentous as the Berlin Wall’s collapse.
The collapse of the Islamic Republic would be the biggest geopolitical event since the end of the Cold War. For Trump, it would be…