Shada case creates problems for Norway's government, which now promises to “take action”
The Shada case has dominated the news this year so far, and what some call suspicions are labeled by others as conspiracy theories. The Labour government is now doing everything it can to put a lid on the case.

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Foreign aid increased to over 10,000 NOK per Norwegian
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