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John Martin Johansen
Under Lise Klaveness, the Football Association has become a political platform with a pronounced left-wing bias.
Andy Burnham appoints Ed Miliband as Britain’s new Foreign Secretary. The appointment has caused concern in Washington. Miliband is a committed supporter of the…
A new Swedish law imposing a statutory duty to provide information requires six government agencies to notify the police of individuals suspected of residing…
“Labour has consistently refused to publish nationality-specific data on sexual offences, even though we know that migrants from certain countries are far more likely…
Newcastle City Council is considering reopening the 140-year-old ferry route between Newcastle and Bergen.
The European Commission must eat humble pie and admit that it has been thoroughly mistaken. On Friday, the Commission presented proposals to relax the…
A few years ago, cows were a climate problem that should be done away with. Now the EU Commission is warning that there could…
Nearly 2,500 convicted rapists and paedophiles are to be released from British prisons in September. Among them are more than 100 rapists serving sentences…
NRK receives more than seven billion kroner in state funding every year. Even so, the state broadcaster is showing only part of the FIFA…
The organisation cites four murders in an article published by Utrop, underscoring the seriousness of the issue, but omits key aspects of Norway’s overall…
Norway and Sweden are among the world’s most generous countries when it comes to admitting people from abroad.
Tine has gone from having 90 per cent of the market for organic milk in 2010 to under 25 per cent in 2025. Neither…
Norwegian news agency NTB consistently describes the man as “Swedish”, although the deceased was of Chilean background.
A video shared on X shows what appears to be Iraqi supporters attacking Norwegian supporters outside Ullevaal Stadium.
The Church recognises one true fellowship, and it is found in Christ, not beneath the rainbow flag.
“All sectors must adapt. No one gets off the hook,” says Minister of Climate and the Environment Andreas Bjelland Eriksen (Labour Party).















