Category
Editorials
The original social contract underpinning the Norwegian welfare state has completely broken down. The old principle of a national collective endeavour – whereby people…
When the Sweden Democrats entered the Riksdag in 2010, Sweden wanted to know everything: Who were the voters? Why did they vote the way…
What do Piddington, Portsmouth and Dovedale have in common? They are English, originally idyllic communities. Now they are all changing beyond recognition. In Piddington,…
On 12 September 1683, King Jan III Sobieski led one of the most decisive battles in history when he liberated Vienna from the Turks’…
9/11 cannot be passed over, but it can be used by America’s enemies, such as NRK. The cultural divide is enormous, and a state…
The four people chosen to light candles during the King’s funeral were Islam activist Bushra Ishaq, Nancy Herz, a former Muslim now employed by…
Why can NOK 557 billion be taken away from the Norwegian people over three years without an outcry? Because the official statistics whitewash reality,…
Fjellregionen Islamic Cultural Centre has recently opened its new mosque in Tynset. Cultural centre board member Mahdi Hassan caused some controversy a few years…
Some of the most vocal critics of Islam’s growing presence in America are black Americans. It may be an unintended consequence of the left’s…
The AfD’s triumph shows that the politicians who set about abolishing Germany are being replaced. This powerful trend is evident across Europe. People have…
Christopher Nolan’s film The Odyssey tones down the brutality of antiquity, particularly the satisfaction of revenge. Odysseus is given a conscience that was alien…
Migration is driven by poverty, we are constantly told. The Pope repeats it all the time. But it is not true. Morocco is among…
It is of course legitimate to commemorate a popular king. It is quite another matter when the state broadcaster and the media machine use…
Decades of struggle for women’s rights and equality are thrown out of the window to please the most misogynistic group of men in the…
The Dutch insurance company Univé has decided that it will no longer insure a number of Chinese car brands. The decision is not based…
It is not men who have been radicalised, but women. As a group, though not all of them, they have moved far to the…