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Centre Party rejects centre-right government: – It just won’t happen

The deputy leader of the Centre Party, Kjersti Toppe, categorically denies that the party will support a centre-right government after the general election. She emphasises that the Centre Party voted to support Jonas Gahr Støre as prime minister, and that they will respect this election result. “There is no doubt about whether we will support […]

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Jimmie Åkesson rages after harassment of minister: – This is what you asked for

A confrontation between Swedish Civil Defence Minister Carl-Oskar Bohlin (M) and a group of Palestine activists has prompted a strong reaction from the leader of the Sweden Democrats, Jimmie Åkesson. In a lengthy post on X, Åkesson launched a scathing attack on mainstream politicians and the media, who he believes have created what he calls “un-Swedish, generally threatening behaviour, in short, Middle Eastern behaviour”.

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Brits have had enough – set up vigilante group in Bournemouth

A new, self-organised vigilante group called the Safeguard Force began patrolling Bournemouth on England’s south coast this week, following what many residents describe as a dramatic deterioration in safety in the town.

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Islam has a robust missionary network in Norway

Islam has established a robust missionary network in Norway with organisations that actively work via digital and physical channels. The organisations operate in several towns where they distribute the Koran and Islamic texts and run courses and integrate Norwegians into Islamic faith communities. Conversion to Islam has increased over time, particularly among young people. In […]

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Thousands relocate from Skellefteå, Sweden after Northvolt bankruptcy

The municipality of Skellefteå believed in massive growth and made good money from hydropower. Then they invested heavily in the Northvolt battery factory, which ended up going bust. Now property values are falling and thousands are moving out of the municipality.

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German wrote “Everything for Germany.” Had his house searched and was fined €8,400, now faces prison

A man from Bavaria who on July 2, 2024, wrote “Alles für Deutsch­land” in a post on X, which was later deleted, has been fined €8,400 by the court in Lindau – equivalent to approximately $10,000.

The X post from the man identified as Andreas M. read “That’s exactly why I vote for the AfD. Everything for Germany,” reports Apollo News.

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Poland sends soldiers to the German border

A conflict is brewing between Poland and Germany when it comes to migrants. Poland is now sending soldiers to the borders with both Lithuania and Germany.

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Angela Merkel faces opposition for statements on asylum policy

Angela Merkel opened Europe’s borders with the famous words «Wir schaffen das!» in August 2015. Then she shut down all German nuclear power plants. Now she is criticising her own party for trying to reduce the damage.

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Støre: Israel has no right to attack Iran

Jonas Gahr Støre says that Israel has no legitimate right to attack Iran. This is a remarkable statement. Støre will not call the attack self-defense. He does not recognize Israel’s right to a preemptive strike, even though Iranian leaders have repeatedly declared that they will destroy Israel if given the chance.

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UK: – “Net zero” could lead to months-long power cuts

The UK’s ambitious goal of reaching zero emissions by 2030 could lead to power cuts similar to those that recently hit Portugal and Spain. The consequences would be “devastating”, causing loss of life and taking “months” to fully recover.

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