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Two American soldiers killed in Jordan
Two American soldiers have been killed by Iran in Jordan. Trump has promised that such attacks will be met with overwhelming force. The Iranian regime has threatened to kill Trump and is making those threats part of the urban landscape.
Continue reading »Mamdani seeks authority to arrest Netanyahu if he visits New York
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is examining whether he has the authority to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu if the Israeli Prime Minister attends the UN General Assembly in September. Mamdani belongs to the same branch of Shia Islam as the regime in Iran.
Continue reading »Major milestone: Eva Vlaardingerbroek’s «Save Europe Act» passes 500,000 signatures
Eva Vlaardingerbroek’s citizens’ initiative, the «Save Europe Act», has gathered 500,000 signatures, thereby reaching the second milestone on the way towards its goal of one million signatures. The «Save Europe Act» calls for a halt to all asylum immigration to Europe and the remigration of migrants who are not integrated or integrable.
Continue reading »Ann Widdecombe’s suspected killer identified
Joshua Kerry (28) is accused of murdering Reform politician Ann Widdecombe at her home in Devon in what police suspect was a terrorist attack.
Continue reading »NRK receives NOK 7 billion in state funding, but venues must pay to show the World Cup
NRK receives more than seven billion kroner in state funding every year. Even so, the state broadcaster is showing only part of the FIFA World Cup free of charge.
Continue reading »More than 100 homes lost in Krokstadelva fire inferno
Firefighting efforts continued throughout the night following the major blaze in Krokstadelva near Drammen, itself a port city near Oslo. In the early hours of the morning, preparations were made for the possible evacuation of a nursing home behind the ridge after a forest fire spread uphill from the residential area.
Continue reading »Not a criminal offence to publish an unblurred image of the violent gang in Bergen
Progress Party (FrP) politician Jon Helgheim was fully within his rights when he published a photograph of the immigrant gang that attacked a boy wearing the blue graduation overalls (blåruss) on Constitution Day (17 May). The Public Prosecutor (Statsadvokaten) has now confirmed this.
Continue reading »Threatened by mass immigration: English village wants to secede from the United Kingdom
In a vote in the small village of Piddington, 96 per cent supported a proposal to secede from the United Kingdom in protest against plans to house 1,250 single male asylum seekers in the village.
Continue reading »Shooting under way in Nørresundby, Denmark
A major police operation is under way in Nørresundby, Denmark, after a fire broke out in an industrial area, followed by a shooting. Firefighters and ambulances are also at the scene.
Continue reading »Andy Burnham is the new leader of the Labour Party
Andy Burnham was today elected as Labour’s new leader at a special party conference in London. In his first speech as Labour leader, Burnham promised to restore hope to the British people. But he faces enormous challenges.
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