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On Wednesday 23 September, the Norwegian Press Complaints Commission (PFU) ruled against Rogalands Avis for publishing an opinion piece by Professor Anne Kalvig on…
The privatisation of foreign policy began in the 1980s and had its origins in a small circle centred on the Labour Party, the trade…
The Press Complaints Commission (PFU) has granted exceptional treatment to the PFU complaint lodged by Vårt Land editor Bjørn Kristoffer Bore against Document regarding…
The most recent foiled attacks on the ground and in the air reveal that the enemy is amongst us. The security services have been…
“How has the UK become so scandalously terror-friendly?” asks the New York Post in an editorial. The latest low point is that on Monday…
Pope Leo XIV has completed a four-day visit to France. He met President Macron, prayed at Notre-Dame, gathered hundreds of thousands for Mass on…
After 22 years under Erna Solberg, Ine Eriksen Søreide continues on the same course, as a pale imitation of Labour, with some tax rhetoric…
Illegal immigration is the issue that concerns Britons most, and a large majority believe the numbers are far too high. Yet Labour politicians want…
I have warned for years. Against Islamization, against clan loyalty, against a society where democracy can be used to abolish democracy, and against a…
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre’s conduct during the UN meeting in New York is remarkable, to put it mildly. His blind support for a…
The Pharisees came to their senses when Jesus said that whoever was without sin could cast the first stone at the adulteress. Today’s self-proclaimed…
During a debate this week on Norway’s state broadcaster over Document’s editor, the witch-hunt against Hans Rustad and Document unfolded in real time, and…
We find nothing in the agreement that confirms or indicates that the accusations of abuse of power by the United States have any basis…
The meeting of the Norwegian Editors’ Association is under way as I walk up into the woods. But today this is about far more…
While the poverty trap hits ordinary people in Norway, the political privileged class has eliminated its own housing costs, electricity bills and travel expenses,…
Nothing is accidental. The puzzle pieces are falling into place. Gro Harlem Brundtland, Norway’s first female prime minister, known as ‘Gro’ among Labour supporters,…