Editorials

US national security strategy – a generous offer to Europe

The perception that no-one in Europe is talking about is that the development President Trump and his staff are worried about has already passed a point of no return. The cost of turning things around is perceived as prohibitive. A turnaround cannot be undertaken unseen. The current regime has no-one but itself to blame. Years of failed policies demand an explanation. And perhaps worst of all: Admitting that it was President Donald Trump who revealed and exposed the disastrous misjudgements and devastating decisions made over decades by European leaders still sitting on their stools is too hard to admit.

The US adds its military might to the scale

The US Ambassador to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, says that Europe should focus on rearmament and get out of the weak position it currently finds itself in. This is a criticism that strikes at Europe’s stance towards Russia. Trump says that only the US can defend Greenland against Russia and China. The media mock the claim, but they overlook the fact that they want full American backing for the war against Russia in Ukraine. Europe fails to see the connection, but the US does—and now Whitaker is reminding them of it.

District Court: “Mohammed” (22) raped “Kari” (76) in her apartment

“Mohammed”, slim and in a white jumper and black jeans, sits on the dock, hiding behind a screen with his head on the desk. He looks almost asleep, but his shoulders are rocking gently back and forth as his feet quiver under the tabletop. On the opposite side, five metres away, sits the woman he raped last winter.

Professor Nikolas E. Farantouris: Greece, Norway, and the Future of Europe

In this conversation between journalist Elena Angelina Figenschau, and Professor Nikolas Farantouris, a wide range of topics related to culture, geopolitics, and the future of Europe are explored. Farantouris is introduced as a highly respected voice in European affairs, known for bridging law, literature, and geopolitics.

An Interview With Greek Philosopher Panagiotis Pavlos

The period of upheaval we are living in has triggered a search for meaning in life. It is not for sale on the streets and avenues. One must search, and then one shall find. We found a Greek philosopher, Panagiotis Pavlos, based at the University of Oslo.

The Nobel Committee is the epitome of Norwegian wokeness

The Peace Prize has become an anti-Trump-prize. The sitting chairman Jørgen Watne Frydnes said the world is becoming increasingly darker. That is a Norwegian euphemism for Trump destroying the ruled-based world order. When his predecessor Berit Reiss-Andersen commented on TV she said that pluralism and rule of law is the basis for democracy. Another jab at Trump.

Shattered Serenity: Inside Scandinavia’s Immigration-Fueled Gang Crisis – A Wake-Up Call from the Nordic Frontlines

This riveting sit-down isn’t a one-off – it’s the launch of a bold new series, uniting sharp Nordic minds for unfiltered debates on reclaiming our future. If you’ve ever wondered why the fairy-tale North is now a cautionary tale of immigration gone awry, this is your essential watch. Tune in, share widely, and join the conversation before it’s too late.

The minister who got red-pilled: ”What is the next border to be crossed?”

Sweden has put itself in a situation that requires action far beyond pithy exhortations and serious frowns. Action is now required, and real action. If you want to see the positive side of Carl-Oskar Bohlin’s speech last night, it is that even deeply sleeping prime ministers can start to wake up when their own party colleagues risk being lynched on their way home from the Riksdag office.

A Meeting with French Author Renaud Camus

French philosopher Renaud Camus was the main attraction at Saturday’s ReMig conference at Olso, Gardermoen. Camus has immortalized the term “the great replacement” and he defends it without a problem: Europeans are being displaced on their own continent. An organic history and culture that is several thousand years old is being flushed down the drain.

Criticism of pseudo-science in Swedish social services: ”Women and children exposed to violence perish”

In Sweden today, protecting a child from violence is considered a worse offence than subjecting a child to violence. Despite international criticism, Swedish authorities continue to explain away children’s testimonies of parental violence by blaming manipulative mothers, and women who are victims of violence testify to how they are thwarted by the same agencies that are supposed to help them.