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The motive remains unknown after 37-year-old Mohamad Barakat opened fire on police following a traffic accident in Fargo, North Dakota. Barakat killed Officer Jake…

Another historic church burned down in France

Arnt Jensvoll

Every day, a church is attacked in France. The historic Église Saint-Georges burned down on Sunday – reminiscent of Notre-Dame de Paris, which was…

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The PM leading the Pride parade in Oslo

Geir Furuseth

Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre (Labour) is leading this year’s Pride parade in Oslo. He has been looking forward to the festival for a…

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Sweden: Another shop has to lock up meat due to theft

Jan Pettersen

In the shadow of shootings and bombs, shoplifting also seems to be increasing as a problem in Sweden. Cityhallen in Karlskrona is now following…

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Strong growth in Israel's arms exports to Arab countries

Arnt Jensvoll

Arab states bought nearly a quarter of Israel’s record $12.5 billion arms exports in 2022. The economic and military ties between Israel and the…

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Rough driving in Denmark: Prison sentence and a Lamborghini worth 3 million sent to auction

Øyvind Thuestad

At 228 kilometres per hour, Shaka Ameen thundered through Denmark in his Lamborghini Huracan Spider. He can now wave goodbye to the car after…

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Norway: FrP will assess nuclear power and gas power on Svalbard

Tore Kristiansen

FrP will investigate nuclear power or gas power, as well as continue mining on Svalbard. The party believes that nuclear power is not a…

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All-Muslim city council in Hamtramck, Michigan, bans pride flags from public buildings

Hans Rustad

The only all-Muslim city council in the United States, Hamtramck, Michigan, has adopted a ban on pride flags on public buildings. It is unique…

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Top of the list: - Criminals in the process of taking control of Grønland in Oslo

John Martin Johansen

The right-wing leader in Oslo, Eirik Lae Solberg, believes that criminals are about to take control of the district of Grønland. He directs very…

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Greta Thunberg: - Stopping the phasing out of fossil fuels is a death sentence

John Martin Johansen

If we don’t end the use of fossil fuels, it will be a “death sentence” for millions of people worldwide, warns the Swedish climate…

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Fired because she was white - Starbucks has to pay $25 million

Tove Elisabeth Rooney

A white Starbucks manager who was fired after two black men were denied access to a Philadelphia restroom has been awarded $25.6 million by…

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Salmon is losing market share in Europe

Erling Marthinsen

While Americans are increasing their consumption of salmon, consumption of the fish is falling in Europe. The market situation is becoming demanding, says the…

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Norway: The Minister of Justice downplays PST's incompetence and pushes right-wing extremism ahead of her

Hans Rustad

Minister of Justice Emilie Enger Mehl opened the account of the 25 June terror by trivialising the evaluation committee’s report. She then went on…

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Belgium: "Influencer" pretended to be dead, arrived at his own "funeral" by helicopter

Arnt Jensvoll

A so-called influencer pretended to be dead and arrived at his own “funeral” in a helicopter. He wanted to teach his family a lesson…

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The web tightens around the Wuhan laboratory - and its defenders

Christian Skaug

Three of the very first people to be infected by the coronavirus (classified by WHO as an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus)…

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The editor in Utrop: - The Norwegian authorities show little interest in the countries Norwegians come from

John Martin Johansen

“If you are Norwegian with a Kurdish background, you will naturally have an above average interest in how your family members in Kurdistan are…