The Council of Europe lifts ex-PM Jagland’s immunity over Epstein favours. The decision, requested by Økokrim and Norway’s Foreign Minister, allows a corruption probe into possible benefits from Jeffrey Epstein. His lawyer says it’s a chance to clear his name. Jagland is the most high-profile politician implicated in the scandal.
Continue reading »Foreign Secretary Espen Barth Eide (Labour) admits breaching impartiality rules after his son was given an internship at the Paris embassy.
Continue reading »Swedish authorities have concluded that the right wing represents a dangerous political threat fuelled by hatred, while Islamists are largely excused as confused individuals suffering from mental disorders.
Continue reading »The state broadcaster has spent considerable resources and waited for months to gain an audience with the Hamas leadership in Turkey. The result is an interview in which the terrorist organisation’s spokesperson serves up gross conspiracy theories about 7 October without NRK’s correspondent Yama Wolasmal being able to properly confront him with the obvious lies. […]
Continue reading »Iran has experienced a striking number of fires in military/industrial facilities since the demonstrations began. The regime consistently explains them as accidents and technical failures, but there is speculation about acts of sabotage.
Continue reading »The Swedish resistance to ICE continues. Sveriges Radio highlights an unexpected weapon in the struggle: knitted red hats.
Continue reading »The former Foreign Minister and soon-to-be leader of the Conservative Party, Ine Eriksen Søreide, tried to lecture us that Norway has no elite. The reality is that she is its very embodiment.
Continue reading »Økokrim confirms that an investigation has been opened into former ambassador Mona Juul and her husband Terje Rød-Larsen.
Continue reading »The Norwegian Labour Party will now take the initiative for the Storting to appoint an external commission of inquiry into the Epstein case and Norwegian links uncovered in documents from the USA. This is according to Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
Continue reading »Lawyer Kåre Idar Moljord, who helped ex-FM and UN envoy Terje Rød-Larsen buy the luxury Frogner flat from cash-strapped shipping magnate Morits Skaugen – whose firm was on the brink of bankruptcy, has resigned from the Financial Supervisory Authority’s Complaints Board.
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