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Hamza (42) charged: Struck nursery child (5) in the face and threatened to kill him

A 42-year-old man with a Middle Eastern background is charged with striking a boy born in 2019 in the face inside a municipal nursery in Oslo’s East End. Two months later, according to the indictment, he threatened to kill the same child.

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District Court ordered seizure of ship in Barentsburg without first informing Russia

Russia claims that Norway has placed Russians on Svalbard under blockade. It is a serious accusation. Will the Russians do anything to break it? Meanwhile, the Norwegian authorities insist that they are not a party to the case. That does not suggest that the Russians share that view.

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– A firewall is no use if the roof is on fire

CDU’s firewall against the AfD is completely crazy, says CDU politician Martina Schweinsburg, who sits in the Thuringian state parliament, just before the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, where the AfD is set to become by far the largest party. Will the CDU get rid of people like Schweinsburg, or is a change of strategy coming?

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US designates British activist group Palestine Action a ‘global terrorist organisation’

The United States has designated the British group Palestine Action as a global terrorist organisation. The group is thereby placed in the same category as Hamas, al-Qaeda and Islamic State, among others.

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Denmark to send rejected asylum seekers to deportation centres in third countries

More and more European countries are trying to do something about an asylum policy that appears to be out of control. Denmark is now working with four other EU countries to establish deportation centres in third countries.

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Austria’s chancellor says he wants to ban political Islam

Austria’s Chancellor Christian Stocker recently called for a ban on political Islam to be enshrined in the country’s constitution. But his coalition partners are sceptical, and the Freedom Party believes he is bluffing. Time and demographics are not on the side of the anti-Islamist politicians. 41 per cent of primary school pupils in Vienna are Muslims.

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Ukrainian security services open fire on each other

The Ukrainian security services HUR and SBU opened fire on each other in Kyiv on Wednesday, leaving three agents wounded. The shooting was caused by rivalry. The domestic security service SBU came to arrest a Russian fighting against his own country. He is under HUR’s protection, and they refused to hand over their agent. The shooting then broke out.

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Putin on Norwegian seizure: ‘State terrorism’. Ambassador summoned

Norway’s ambassador in Moscow has been summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry to answer for the seizure of the Russian cruise ship in Barentsburg. Russia is demanding an explanation and wants the ship released. Putin was asked about the matter during the summit in Vladivostok and described the conduct as state terrorism. Norway’s Ministry of Justice washes its hands of the matter and says it is not their responsibility.

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Turns down USD 40 million from Trump: Abortion and diversity more important

Norwegian People’s Aid believes it is more important to work on abortion, gender ideology and diversity than to accept NOK 400 million in annual funding from the United States.

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Svalbard drawn into the dispute between Ukraine and Russia

Russia is protesting vehemently against the Norwegian authorities’ seizure of a Russian cruise ship at the request of a Ukrainian company. The Ukrainians want compensation for assets they lost when Russia took over Crimea in 2014. But with the two countries at war, Norway risks being drawn into the conflict, and in the highly sensitive area of Svalbard.

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