Police have released surveillance images of a person they believe placed an improvised explosive device at the entrance to the United States Embassy overnight on Sunday.
Continue reading »President Donald Trump hosted Latin American leaders in Miami to launch the Shield of the Americas, a new U.S.-led security initiative targeting drug cartels and expanding regional military cooperation. The summit brought together allies including Argentina, El Salvador, and Ecuador to form the Americas Counter-Cartel Coalition. While officials say the initiative aims to dismantle criminal networks, it also reflects Washington’s effort to counter China’s growing influence in Latin America.
Continue reading »Three newspapers flatly refused to print the advertisement thanking Israel for having prevented Assad, Saddam and Khamenei from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Continue reading »FrP leader Sylvi Listhaug reacted strongly after an explosion struck the U.S. Embassy in Oslo late Saturday night.
Continue reading »Justice Minister Astri Aas-Hansen calls the explosion outside the U.S. Embassy “an unacceptable incident that is being taken with the utmost seriousness”. The explosion places the government in considerable embarrassment. There are no other NATO countries where bombs have been detonated outside the United States Embassy.
Continue reading »North African described as “Norwegian” arrested for conspiracy to commit murder and rape of a minor girl.
Continue reading »Classified documents from the Oslo Accords, whose existence the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (UD) had previously denied, have been found in the basement beneath Terje Rød-Larsen’s apartment in central Oslo, whose purchase Jeffrey Epstein took part in brokering as well as financing.
Continue reading »While Norwegian politicians wish to initiate a dialogue with the regime in Iran, the President of the United States is more concerned with MIGA (Make Iran Great Again). Trump repeats the Allies’ demand towards Germany in the Second World War: unconditional capitulation.
Continue reading »Norway has signed a climate agreement with Jordan under which Norwegian funds will finance emission reductions in the country’s waste sector. In return, Norway can purchase carbon credits (or emission reduction units) and count the resulting emission cuts toward its own climate accounts.
The arrangement is based on the Paris Agreement’s system for international cooperation and trading of emission reductions between countries (specifically under Article 6). Critics argue that such mechanisms allow wealthy countries to meet their climate targets on paper without making equivalent emission cuts domestically.
A convicted Moroccan national who has been permanently expelled from Norway may still be granted a residence permit because he has married a Norwegian citizen. After several rounds of appeals, the case is soon coming before the court for the fifth time.
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