All those charged over Bergen Constitution Day assault admit criminal liability
All three teenagers with immigrant backgrounds charged over the serious assault on a graduate in Bergen on Constitution Day have admitted criminal liability. The police prosecutor has recommended that the case against the fourth teenager, who was present during the attack, be dropped.

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The EU is now in charge
The debate over road pricing has rumbled on in Norway for years. Most people oppose it, but the debate is merely cosmetic: the system will be introduced here too. That decision has already been made, as with the EEA, immigration, DAB radio, wind turbines, the electricity coup and paper straws. As tolls and climate fuel taxes have shown, public opinion no longer matters. The EU now decides.
JD Vance stakes out his own position on the Iran war
In a lengthy interview with Joe Rogan, JD Vance sets out a position that diverges somewhat from what we have otherwise come to expect from the White House. Vance says the war is not in America’s interest. What is the solution? Is it simply to bomb, bomb, bomb? Vance asks, recalling the wave of refugees that poured out of the Middle East in the wake of the Syrian civil war.

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