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Shooting right next to the football pitch while a match was underway

Those who use weapons care little about their surroundings. On Sunday evening, the Løren district in Oslo had “visitors”. Five or six shots were fired at a person who was left lying injured right next to Løren Football Arena — while a match was underway. The game had to be stopped and the players were taken to the locker room.

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The shooter identified as Cole Allen (31): “He looked quite evil”

The man who opened fire outside the ballroom during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday evening has been identified as Cole Tomas Allen, 31 years old and residing in Torrance, California.

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Africans and Asians contribute only half as much

increasing the use of oil money and raising the tax burden on the rest of the population. Immigrants from Africa pay less than half as much tax as people without an immigrant background. Second-generation immigrants also pull the average down, indicating that integration has failed.

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Another historic church up in flames: Massive emergency response in New York

The nearly 190-year-old First Reformed Church of Astoria stood on Thursday evening in powerful flames after a fire rapidly spread in the church building in the borough of Queens. According to American media, the fire developed into a “major alarm”, with around 270 firefighters on site. The flames broke through the roof, and dense smoke […]

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Reza Pahlavi attacked in Berlin

The Iranian opposition politician Reza Pahlavi, who is the son of the Shah who was overthrown in 1979, was on Thursday attacked with a red liquid after having held a press conference in Berlin. Pahlavi had come in order to urge Germany and Europe to adopt a harder line towards the Iranian regime.

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Three senior officials at Norway’s Defence Materiel Agency arrested by economic crime police

A department director at the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency was arrested along with two others at different locations in Eastern Norway on Thursday morning. They are suspected of manipulating prices for consultancy services and breaching public procurement rules. The three are charged with gross breach of trust, reports VG, which broke the story and published images from the arrests.

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EU approves €90 billion loan to Ukraine

The EU secured approval on Wednesday for a €90 billion loan to Ukraine. At the same time, the 20th sanctions package against Russia was approved. This removes a major headache for the EU, but it is still unclear how the loan will be financed.

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Iran is betting that Trump won’t finish the job

Iran’s ruling clique is hoping that pressure on Donald Trump will make him abandon his regime change ambitions before the regime collapses. According to Victor Davis Hanson, finishing the job would require a few more weeks of American attacks.

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The anti-racists at the SPLC paid large sums to racists to justify their own existence

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), once a leading left-wing institution in the US, faces 11 charges filed by the Department of Justice on Tuesday. The SPLC has been accused of financing its own opponents to create chaos and thereby justify its own existence. The question remains: what is the difference between the KKK and the SPLC if the Ku Klux Klan is funded by the Southern Poverty Law Center?

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Iran continues to arrest thousands

The Norway-based human rights group IHRNGO reports that the Iranian regime continues to arrest civilians suspected of opposition ties or working for foreign powers. The charges are often vague and rooted in paranoia. The regime sees enemies everywhere and casts wide nets to catch anyone. This sustained fear may explain why there have been no new mass demonstrations — it is a sure path to death.

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