VIP memberships, Koran schools in Norwegian, and millions in state subsidies: Islam Net’s Fahad Qureshi plans to build Islamic centres all over Norway.
Continue reading »Reza Pahlavi’s visit to the Swedish Parliament has sparked fierce reactions and exposed deep divisions. While some hail the exiled crown prince as a symbol of hope for Iran’s future, critics warn that the platform risks legitimizing an authoritarian legacy.
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Anyone who sees the new Government Headquarters might well wonder: Where did all the money go?
Most of it has been spent underground — and much of it the public will never see, nor even hear about. The new building officially opened at 12:00 on Monday, 13 April.
Police mapping reveals that 120 different criminal networks are active in the capital. 50 of them are linked to drugs, violence and weapons.
Continue reading »The visit of Iranian exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi unfolds under heavy security in Sweden. At the same time, he delivers a blunt message to Swedish leaders: choose a side—stand with the Iranian people, not the regime in Tehran.
Continue reading »JD Vance and his team has left Islamabad after concluding that the Iranians were not willing to concede on key demands. Vance was not willilng to go into detail in his comments to the press at the Serena Hotel, only stating that the talks were fruitless. ‘We’ve been at it now for 21 hours. We’ve […]
Continue reading »Three Africans sentenced for savage robbery with ‘sadistic violence’ – they played rock-paper-scissors to decide who would do the beating.
Continue reading »Not since the coronavirus year of 2020 has there been this much pessimism in Norwegian business, according to a new NHO survey. The outlook is darkest for member companies in Trøndelag county (central Norway) and Østfold country (south-east).
Continue reading »Oslo Police stopped the Dieselbrølet protest convoy at Lierskogen on Friday morning. Only a small group of vehicles has been permitted to proceed into the capital.
Continue reading »In just a few years, Ireland has gone from being an ethnically homogeneous nation to a multicultural society. Now the country is facing widespread protests involving farmers, truck drivers, bus operators, and many other professional groups.
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