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Norway’s Education Minister faced stiff political opposition regarding the International Baccalaureate (IB) program at an Oslo East End school which serves 235 pupils and…
Jubilation in Norway’s parliament when it became clear that an opposition party’s proposal to enshrine school services in law unexpectedly secured a majority.
Official figures show an extreme growth in the number of immigrants receiving disability benefits. A Progress Party politician believes immigrants earn more by not…
For four years the barbarians have sought to bring Ukraine to an end. For four years the Ukrainians have fought bravely on behalf of…
Net immigration in 2025 amounted to 22,324 persons, reports Statistics Norway (Statistisk sentralbyrå, SSB). – There were 10,800 fewer immigrations than the year before.…
Geir Ålien is blind and relies on his guide dog Gigi to manage everyday life. But the small, gentle 17-kilo poodle constantly causes problems…
Reports of accidents linked to Iranian military and industrial facilities continue to pour in. Iranian authorities have now confirmed two serious incidents involving military…
Public broadcaster SVT has been censured by Sweden’s Broadcasting Review Board for the grave sin of describing illegal migrants as exactly what they are:…
In a fresh interview with the Labour-aligned Dagsavisen (historically the party’s mouthpiece), Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide shares his thoughts on the conflict that…
Even as demonstrations continue and the Iranian regime unleashes brutal crackdowns, Norwegian media have mostly dropped the story.
Mohsan Raja, named Oslo Citizen of the Year in 2015, has reacted strongly to statements by Document journalist Espen Teigen regarding whether Norway should…
Iceland had planned to hold a referendum on EU membership next year, but according to two sources Politico has spoken with, the vote could…
Young people are becoming increasingly intolerant of sexual minorities. This is shown by a survey that mapped young people’s views on LGBT people. However,…
As you call into the forest, so the answer returns: The press lives off scandals. It already had one it could thrive on in…
The clear “no” to EU membership in 1972 and the resounding “no” in 1994 apparently mean nothing to those parties convinced they know better…
During the 1993 Oslo Accords, Terje Rød-Larsen charged Norway twice a foreign minister’s salary—80,000 NOK a month—for his diplomatic work, shedding new light on…