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Nikoline laid to rest as investigation yields conflicting accounts
This morning, the funeral of Nikoline Piwoni Høie was held at Trinity Church (Trefoldighetskirken) in Arendal. The investigation appears to have stalled, even though many difficult questions remain unanswered.
Continue reading »Sánchez suddenly concerned about violated sovereignty
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says the tens of thousands of people who have poured into Ceuta and Melilla in recent days have violated Spanish sovereignty. That’s probably a bit late in the day, given the sequence of events. The head of the police union says it’s chaos on the ground. He speaks of total collapse.
Continue reading »The Left prevents Document journalists from taking part in memorial gathering of murder victim
Journalist Espen Teigen and presenter Jannicke Almenning were due to deliver speeches at a memorial gathering for Maren Sømme, who was murdered in Jæren. On the very day of the event, both speakers were cancelled following serious allegations from the far left.
Continue reading »People dump rubbish directly in nature to save a few pounds
The Utsikten shelter (gapahuk) on Hovinfjellet in Ullensaker is a popular hiking destination. The area has now been used as an illegal dumping site for a large load of rubbish. Photo: Ullensaker Municipality / Facebook.
Continue reading »Trump says he has reached agreement with Hamas on full disarmament
US President Donald Trump says the Board of Peace has reached an agreement with Hamas on full disarmament. Hamas has confirmed the agreement. Israel, however, has reacted sceptically, indicating that it will not withdraw until the entire Gaza Strip has been disarmed.
Continue reading »Large influx of illegal migrants from Morocco into Melilla; Shout “Allahu Akbar!”
After the Spanish exclave of Ceuta was invaded by thousands of young North African men, a similar invasion took place at Spain’s other exclave, Melilla. In Melilla, the illegal migrants shouted, “Allahu akbar!”
Continue reading »Ceuta calls for army deployment as thousands of illegal migrants pour in from Morocco
Ceuta is calling for a national state of emergency and for the military to be deployed to protect the border after thousands of illegal migrants have stormed the enclave in recent days. The Sánchez government has rejected a military response.
Continue reading »Churches burn in Europe – Temples burn in Japan
Japan has experienced an alarming number of fires at temples and shrines this year—buildings that had survived wars, earthquakes and typhoons for centuries. Parallels are being drawn with the wave of church fires across Europe.
Continue reading »Danish children receive millions in compensation for serious COVID vaccine injuries
Nine Danish children have collectively received just over DKK 3 million in compensation after suffering serious health injuries from COVID vaccines they were compelled to take in order to protect their grandparents.
Continue reading »Trump to Burnham: Why are you paying Norway three timesmore for oil you already have?
North Sea oil production came up during the White House press briefing on Wednesday, and Trump revealed that he has urged the new Prime Minister to follow Norway’s example by producing oil rather than buying it at a high price from Norway.
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