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Man (26) convicted of sexually assaulting a minor girl at a children’s care home
A contracted night watchman sexually assaulted a minor girl at a child welfare institution. The man, in his 20s, has now been sentenced to…
Henry Nowak’s murderer appealed and had his minimum sentence increased by a further four years
Vickrum Digwa, who stabbed the student Henry Nowak to death last December, appealed against the original sentence in the hope of a more lenient…
The Riksdag opens to revoke Swedish citizenship
The Swedish Parliament has voted in favour, for the second time, of a constitutional amendment that will make it possible to revoke Swedish citizenship…
Violence, drugs and weapons result in a clean police certificate in child welfare services
People convicted of driving under the influence of drugs, firearms offences, pimping and doping are issued with a police certificate stating ‘nothing to report’,…
Egypt has placed 35 organisations and 36 individuals in Europe on its terrorist lists
A criminal court in Cairo has placed 35 organisations and 36 individuals operating in Europe on Egypt’s list of terrorist organisations and terrorists. All…
The Palestine activist who let the robbers go has been taken off the case and has disappeared from Facebook
The police prosecutor who allowed brutal robbers to avoid remand is behind several informal money transfers to private individuals in Gaza, poses with a…
The Progress Party calls on Støre to renegotiate the Paris Agreement, threatening European industry
The Progress Party is calling on the government to renegotiate the Paris Agreement. China and India have increased their emissions, whilst the EU’s emissions…
The mastermind behind RAF Fairford orchestrated a terrorist attack via FaceTime
Mohammad Ali Hassani is accused of masterminding nearly 20 terrorist plots in the US and Europe. Prosecutors in New York claim that the terrorist…
The murder of Charlie Kirk: Trial not until 2028
The trial of Tyler Robinson, who is charged with the murder of Charlie Kirk, is set to begin in June 2028 at the earliest,…
British licence fee payers could be footed the bill for the BBC’s Trump clips
It is British households that fund the BBC. Now they may also foot the bill for the broadcaster’s editing of Donald Trump’s speech. A…
Suspected in 39 criminal cases, the teenager has now been convicted for the first time
Knives, firearms and aggravated robbery. In just over four years, a teenage boy from Romerike has been a suspect or charged in 39 criminal…
Impeachment case against Hegseth dismissed
A comfortable majority in the House of Representatives – 211 to 204 – rejected the motion to refer the impeachment proposal against Pete Hegseth…
Michel Houellebecq is facing charges of hate speech following comments he made about Muslims in 2022
An investigating judge in France has charged Michel Houellebecq with hate speech following comments about Muslims made during a conversation with the philosopher Michel…
Little of substance emerges from the Russia-Ukraine talks
Talks between Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday show that the two sides in the war remain far apart. Russia wants to…
Plans to use CCTV to ban petrol and diesel cars: ‘This is completely mad’
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration is proposing automated monitoring to introduce zones where petrol and diesel cars are banned. This has caused the FrP…
Global CO₂ emissions are expected to rise again in 2026
Total global CO₂ emissions are expected to reach 43.3 billion tonnes this year, compared with 42.8 billion tonnes in 2025, despite slightly lower emissions…