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There are two kinds of leaders: Mette Frederiksen and statesmen

Politicians secure re-election by pleasing the voters, while statesmen worry about the country’s future. In Denmark today, we can choose between plenty of parties that pander to different voter groups. All of them are eager to please the 400,000 Muslims in the country — 77% of whom support sharia law. And all the media hate Trump, who is busy fighting the mad mullahs.

Security zone introduced at the US Embassy in Stockholm

Threats against the American and Israeli embassies have led police to introduce a new security zone in Östermalm in central Stockholm. The measure applies to parts of Diplomatstaden and will take effect on Tuesday, March 24 at 3:00 PM.

New poll amid Denmark’s thriller election: want to halt non-Western immigration

The immigration debate is completely dominating the Danish election campaign. A new poll shows that 35 percent of Danes want non-Western immigration to be stopped completely – even if it comes at the expense of the economy.

Red Youth marked by extremism and praise of terror ahead of national conference

After six months marked by serious controversies and support for terror suspects, four candidates are now ready to fight for the leadership of an organisation that is moving in an increasingly radical direction.

NATO chief backs Trump’s war against Iran

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is now making major headlines after having given his unreserved support to the United States’ military attack on Iran. In an interview with the American channel Fox News on Sunday, he describes the American acts of war as both necessary and decisive for the situation in the Middle East. Implementing […]

Ethics chief sold on Tuesday. Problems suddenly emerged on Friday

Johan H. Andresen used to decide which stocks the Norwegian Oil Fund was not allowed to own for ethical reasons. On Tuesday, the tobacco heir sold 11.5 million Elopak shares. On Friday, the company announced disappointing results. On Monday, the share price plunged 27 percent. Market players are furious and believe he knew what was coming. The board insists that the bad news appeared suddenly – three days after the sale.

Jan-Einar (55) convicted for stopping immigrant gang’s attack on stepson: “It doesn’t make sense”

The court has ruled that Jan-Einar Borgerud acted in self-defence, but believes the force he used went too far.

Foreign Minister: Out of the question for Norway to take part militarily in Hormuz

Foreign Minister says it is not relevant for Norway to contribute militarily to guarding shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Around 20 countries have signed a declaration to help, but most offers remain vague. Iran threatens to mine the strait if the US carries out a serious landing.

State benefits for asylum seekers have increased by over 72 per cent in five years

The Norwegian welfare system has, over the past five years, implemented a substantial upward adjustment of the financial benefits granted to persons residing in asylum reception centres. In 2021, a single adult in a standard asylum reception centre with self-catering received NOK 2,455 per month (approximately £180 / $230) to cover food and personal needs. In 2026, this rate has increased to NOK 4,241 (approximately £310 / $400).

One in three in Denmark regard Muslim immigrants as a threat

In Denmark, a poll shows that one third of those surveyed regard Muslim immigrants as a threat. Slightly more than half disagree that Islam is compatible with Danish values – and only just over one sixth agree.