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Norway’s eccentric royal family makes the British look mundane

The royal houses in both the UK and Norway are experiencing declining support. Perhaps young blood can save the royal houses’ reputations. In Norway, it is probably Princess Ingrid Alexandra who is the hope. But who should the British trust?

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The flaws of feminism – a conversation with Carrie Gress

Carrie Gress is a philosopher, author, and a sharp analyst of modern culture. She has written numerous books, but is particularly renowned for The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us, a work in which she critiques feminism and its consequences for society. Gress argues that feminism’s original aim of liberating women […]

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The Democrats act so stupidly that they become Trump’s «allies»

The Democrats’ obsessive Trump hatred blinds them to their own unpopularity and makes his counter-revolution seem inevitable – and even normal, according to historian Victor Davis Hanson.

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Muslim immigrant after UK Police visit: “They accused me of Racism”

Shoaib Sohail, a Pakistani Muslim, proudly calls himself a British patriot. He is a citizen journalist, and Tommy Robinson supporter—views that have rubbed both his mosque and the authorities the wrong way, and in turn landing him a visit from the UK’s extremism-prevention police. – We think the far right is radicalizing you, they told […]

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Nordic nuclear weapons are a good idea, says Norwegian major

Major Johannes Kibsgaard believes that the Nordic Region should work together to develop its own stockpile of tactical nuclear weapons. The question is whether this will improve our security at all.

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Two speeches, one ambition: The US and China’s differing visions of new glory

NTB seems to pay tribute to China while criticising Trump’s US is overwhelming. They probably allready miss Joe Biden, and find solace in Chinese Premier Li Qiang. After all, it’s Trump who is dividing the US and threatening the world.

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Freedom of speech is in a precarious situation, says Toby Young of the Free Speech Union

Toby Young, General Secretary of the Free Speech Union and editor of The Daily Sceptic, talks to Documents’ Kathrine Jebsen Moore about the state of free speech in the UK and the work the Free Speech Union does for ordinary Britons.

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EU leaders unlikely to agree on support for Ukraine

While the US is applying the brakes, the EU is trying to agree on more support for Ukraine. But the division in the union is likely to be difficult to overcome. Neither Hungary nor Slovakia seem particularly willing to support a huge bailout package for Ukraine.

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Ukrainian businessman asks Zelenskyj to resign

Alexander Temerko is a Ukrainian-born British businessman who has been associated with the Tory party. Temerko is no friend of Putin, but is now calling for the resignation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for the sake of Ukraine’s future.

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Two immigrant men assaulted a young Norwegian – impressions from the court

On a summer night in 2022, a young Norwegian man is robbed, punched and kicked in the head at Rådhusplassen in Oslo. Almost three years later, two men with an immigrant background are sentenced to eight months in prison and 75 hours of community service. In front of the court, the defendants act arrogantly, while the victim is traumatised. An ordinary day in Oslo District Court.

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