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Trump showed up, pleaded not guilty and moves onto a cafe
Trump appeared as scheduled in federal court in Miami on Tuesday. He pleaded not guilty to the charge against him. Trump and his entourage then went to a cafe where they held a prayer group. The support for Trump gets stronger He has advanced in the opinion polls and now sits at 61 percent. DeSantis […]
Continue reading »New shooting in Grønland, Oslo: More and more reminiscent of Sweden
The police were called out to the Grønland subway station this evening, following a report of gunshots. No one was injured. Once again, Greenland in inner Oslo east is the scene of an incident involving weapons, and the police have had a major incident. According to the police, there was a conflict between two parties […]
Continue reading »Ukraine receives massive support for air defence, Norway contributes NOK1.2 billion
NOK 1.2 billion is given from a British-led fund to be used for the procurement of air defences for Ukraine. In total, it is a large support package of 92 million pounds, almost 1.25 billion Norwegian kroner. This was announced during a meeting of the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) in Amsterdam on Tuesday, where Defence […]
Continue reading »Vedum with strong criticism of the Conservative Party’s proposal for budget cuts
Finance Minister Trygve Slagsvold Vedum reacts with disbelief to the billion-dollar cuts the Conservative Party will make in the revised national budget. The Conservatives think Vedum is spinning. After the government today passed its revised national budget, the Conservative Party has come forward with its alternative. The Conservative Party’s proposal calls for many cuts, including […]
Continue reading »One parent’s complaint prompted a school in Ålesund, Norway to drop the Pride flag
Following a strong request from one parent, the headmaster at Åse school in Ålesund decided to drop the Pride flag an hour after it was raised, on Tuesday morning. The right’s mayoral candidate in Sunnmørsbyen, Monica Molvær, reacted negatively to the rector’s election. It is true that we flew the Pride flag on Monday morning. […]
Continue reading »Canada: Hijab-wearing mothers cheer for children who stomp on LGBTQ flags
Canada: Hijab-wearing mothers cheer for children who stomp on LGBTQ flags Arnt Jensvoll 13.06.2023 09:53 A pride parade in the Canadian city of Ottawa got out of control earlier this month. Children indulged in stomping on rainbow flags as their mothers cheered them on. Leave our children alone, says a mother into the camera. Children […]
Continue reading »Too hot for solar cells – the British fire up coal-fired power plants
Either it rains too much and too often, or the wind blows too much or too little. The weather always causes problems for the British. Now it is the sun that shines too much, so that the solar panels, which the British also receive support to install, do not work properly. Whoops, then the British […]
Continue reading »Declared dead – woke up during the memorial service and knocked on the coffin
A 76-year-old woman was admitted to hospital in the Ecuadorian town of Babahoyo on Friday with a possible stroke. As she had not responded to resuscitation attempts, she was declared dead by a doctor, AP writes. The son tells the news agency that the mother was unconscious when she was admitted to the hospital and […]
Continue reading ȁkesson: РThere is no quick solution to the enormous problems in Sweden
“It will take time, but there are no alternatives, and every single step in the right direction is important,” writes the leader of the Sweden Democrats.
Continue reading »New report: Fossil fuel companies’ net zero emissions pledges are ‘largely meaningless’
The number of fossil fuel companies that have set themselves net zero emissions targets has increased sharply in the past year. However, most of them fail to address important issues making them “largely meaningless”, a new report shows. A total of 75 of the world’s 112 largest fossil fuel companies have now committed to reaching […]
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