Opinion

Major European countries want UN Special Rapporteur Albanese removed, but not Norway

France, Germany, Austria, Czechia, and Italy are pressing for the ouster of UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese after her February 7 Doha remarks branding humanity’s “common enemy” — widely taken as a swipe at Israel. French FM Jean-Noël Barrot led the charge, gaining quick support from allies — but not from Norway

Norway’s largest tabloid newspaper VG forgets who the real enemy is in Iran

The US is assembling its largest military air presence in the Middle East in more than two decades. While VG and other mainstream outlets depict a bellicose Donald Trump, they conspicuously omit the President’s stated objective: to stop a regime that slaughters its own people and bankrolls terror against Israel.

Public Norway celebrates Ramadan, but ordinary Norwegians aren’t thrilled

NRK and the political leadership in Oslo municipality are making a big deal out of the start of Ramadan. Muslims are enthusiastic. The presiding bishop of the Norwegian bishops says that he has great respect for the Muslim fast.

The Social Democrats’ 2026 election campaign: Children, lies and irresponsibility

Crying toddlers who are brutally torn from their parents’ arms to be sent alone to unknown countries far away – all because of the government’s heartless policies. Is that what’s going on in Sweden? Yes. At least if you are to believe the election campaign launched by the leftists.

Muslims want to build a mosque near North Cape

Muslims wish to build the Salam Mosque and Climate Peace Centre just south of North Cape. Landowner Muhammad Basit believes a mosque would bring development and growth, calling it a gift to the local population. He hopes construction will start this year and be completed next year. Radio Nordkapp reporter Bjørn Magne Solvik expressed disappointment with the negative comments section. The issue was raised in 1993 with similar backlash. “It’s bloody disappointing! We should have learned something in 33 years.”

The War on the Middle Class

The adjustment of the property valuation on homes to 70 percent of market price is not a whim. It is part of the war against the middle class that the Democrats in the USA have waged for years. One has to take the money from somewhere to finance the replacement of the population with unqualified and voting cattle. One kills two birds with one stone: forces the middle class to sell their cabin or house and gives immigrants the opportunity to move up.

NTNU professor praises terrorist, rector says it’s OK

NTNU professor Bassam Hussein played a central role when the Palestine Committee recently praised the deceased terrorist Yahya Sinwar in Trondheim. “Freedom of expression is strong in Norway; only the law sets the limit,” NTNU rector Tor Grande told Document. Things were different when NTNU tried to get rid of Øyvind Eikrem over an interview with Resett, without ever proving suspicions of racist statements. The double standard is glaring.

Protest storm against the Swedish government’s inhumane policy: Baby is deported alone – or..?

An infant is to be deported alone to the bloodbath in Iran – despite the fact that his parents have a residence permit in Sweden. This is the news that has topped Swedish news and social media for the past 24 hours. But is it true – or yet another (shameless) move in the election campaign?

Denmark is not a system. Denmark is a home

Danishness is not abstract principles and rights, but lived life. Denmark is a home built by generations of memory and effort. You don’t just move in and expect to belong. Citizenship stems from the people’s ownership of their country, and should never be granted to outsiders unless it is in the best interests of the country. It is high time to take this seriously.

Royal family and politicians warmly welcomed Mahmoud Abbas – the comment sections were far less enthusiastic

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas received an effusive and warm welcome from Norway’s Royal Family, government, and Storting on Wednesday. Yet on the institutions’ Facebook pages, ordinary Norwegians gave the elite a piece of their mind. The word “shame” crops up repeatedly – and it’s far from the harshest comment.