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Norway’s energy minister is merely fulfilling his duty of loyalty to the EU

The new requirement for mandatory energy audits from 1 October is the direct national implementation of the EU’s revised Energy Efficiency Directive (EED), a core component of the ‘Fit for 55’ package. Fit for 55 is not a single law, but a vast umbrella comprising more than 13 different legal acts that the EU has rolled out in stages over several years.

The political theatre behind the Labour Party’s energy drive

By removing “unnecessary bureaucracy”, the government is in reality removing the democratic emergency brakes that local communities, agriculture, environmental protection and reindeer husbandry have had to defend Norwegian nature against destruction. In the video, Aasland and Støre pretend to be “the people’s rescuers”, fixing the electricity grid, while in reality they merely function as loyal deputy directors for Brussels, paving the way for supranational corporations and tech monopolies.

Who decides what is true? Victory euphoria, Haaland, the Vikings and Islam

During the Denmark–Norway union, the twin kingdom participated extensively in the transatlantic slave trade, transporting enslaved Africans to plantations and, in some cases, to Norway and Denmark.

A small nation dreamed Big: Farewell to Norway’s World Cup adventure

Norway’s World Cup journey ends, but the Viking spirit lives on.

What do classical Islam and grooming gangs have in common?

Religions differ fundamentally: Islamic doctrines on superiority and women enabled UK Muslim grooming gangs exploiting non-Muslim girls, unlike Christianity.

The Bull and the Viking Run

When an actor possesses overwhelming power and the ability to dictate the tempo, opponents are forced into a reactive role. That applies equally to Donald Trump and Erling Braut Haaland.

A regime can force people to show up—but never to mourn

The regime had hoped that between 15 and 20 million Iranians, along with a large number of heads of state, would attend. Free buses were laid on, public-sector employees were pressured into turning up, and participants were provided with free transport, food and accommodation. Yet the millions failed to appear. Even the procession in Tehran had to be shortened because too few people lined the streets. No heads of state from Europe or North America attended, and several Arab countries also stayed away. The procession became a humiliation.

Book review: Remigration by Martin Sellner

“Only remigration can avert the ticking demographic time bomb and reduce the growing potential for civil war,” writes Martin Sellner.

There is no security for you except in Islam or Jizya

On 2 February in Rome, a 35-year-old man was arrested in St Peter’s Basilica after attempting to enter the church while carrying flammable liquids and ignition devices during a large mass led by the Pope. Security personnel stopped the man before he managed to enter, thereby preventing a potential catastrophe for the large crowd that was present.

Big Brother – the EU – is watching you

Through the EEA Agreement Norway must submit to all possible new regulations and rules that the EU adopts. Now we will be monitored in our own cars, which are being turned into pure digital cells. The car manufacturers are in fact going further than what Brussels requires, they probably sense what is coming.