Police in Oslo Respond to Report of Person with Air Weapon in City Center, Suspect in Custody Without Injuries

Police in Oslo Respond to Report of Person with Air Weapon in City Center, Suspect in Custody Without Injuries

– But there are many indications that several people may have been threatened by the person and may have experienced the situation as frightening and serious, the police write on X. The police in Oslo went out earlier in the evening to an address in the city center following a report of a person with … Read more

Former Foreign Minister Anniken Huitfeldt Appointed as Norway’s Ambassador to the United States, Prime Minister Confirms Plans Had Ine Eriksen Søreide as First Choice

Former Foreign Minister Anniken Huitfeldt Appointed as Norway’s Ambassador to the United States, Prime Minister Confirms Plans Had Ine Eriksen Søreide as First Choice

On Friday, it was announced that former Foreign Minister Anniken Huitfeldt will become Norway’s ambassador to the United States. However, Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre had Ine Eriksen Søreide ahead of Huitfeldt on the list of candidates. Søreide was asked before Huitfeldt, Støre confirms to NRK. – First we asked Høyre’s foreign policy spokeswoman Ine … Read more

Unmasking Western Populism: Duel between Geelmuyden and Vedum Sparks Heated Debate on Democracies and Politics

Unmasking Western Populism: Duel between Geelmuyden and Vedum Sparks Heated Debate on Democracies and Politics

In a recent comment, “This is how we stop Vedum, Trump and Orbán”, Nettavisen columnist Hans Geelmuyden asked the following question: – Why do people in the West vote for populists, and how can we fight for our liberal democracies? Geelmuyden cited Trump and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán as good examples of this Western … Read more

Russia’s Advantage in the War Struggles to Achieve Breakthrough: Insights from Norwegian Defense Research Institute

Russia’s Advantage in the War Struggles to Achieve Breakthrough: Insights from Norwegian Defense Research Institute

Right now, Russia has an advantage in the war, but they are struggling to exploit this properly and achieve the big breakthrough. This is what chief researchers Tor Bukkvoll and Kristian Åtland at the Norwegian Defense Research Institute (FFI) say in a recent episode of the institute’s podcast, Ugradert. What will seriously affect the war … Read more

Putin’s Support Groups in Russia: Optimism, Conflict Fatigue, and Future Outlook

Putin’s Support Groups in Russia: Optimism, Conflict Fatigue, and Future Outlook

At the start of February, Nettavisen mentioned the record high proportion of optimistic Russians: 71 per cent believe the country is going “in the right direction” and even more support the president’s actions. These figures are the highest ever since the independent Levada Center began its polls in 1996. Putin’s two support groups In connection … Read more

Majority of Voters in Songdalen Favor Remaining in Kristiansand Municipality, Preliminary Digital Votes Show

Majority of Voters in Songdalen Favor Remaining in Kristiansand Municipality, Preliminary Digital Votes Show

A majority of voters in Songdalen want to remain in the greater municipality of Kristiansand, preliminary figures from the digital votes show. The postal votes must still be counted, so the final result is not yet clear. But the digital votes, which were counted just after 9pm on Friday, show that a majority want to … Read more

Former US President Donald Trump Ordered to Pay $83.3 Million in Libel Lawsuit Verdict

Former US President Donald Trump Ordered to Pay $83.3 Million in Libel Lawsuit Verdict

The verdict in the libel lawsuit against the former US president, Donald Trump, is ready. Trump is ordered to pay $83.3 million to E. Jean Carroll. This is reported by the news agency Reuters on Friday evening. He must pay 18.3 million in damages to Carroll to tarnish her reputation and to cover the emotional … Read more

Israel Offers Two-Month Pause in War with Gaza, Aims for Longest Truce Since War Began

Israel Offers Two-Month Pause in War with Gaza, Aims for Longest Truce Since War Began

There are sources that inform the website Axios that Israel offered a two-month pause in the war. If they reach an agreement, it will be by far the longest truce since the war began. Axios refers to two unnamed sources among Israeli authorities. also read Russian support worries: – A cross of thought Over 130 … Read more

Hamas Justifies October 7th Attack on Israel in 16-Page Public Statement

Hamas Justifies October 7th Attack on Israel in 16-Page Public Statement

The attacks were a normal reaction to confront all Israeli conspiracies against the Palestinian people, Hamas’ first public account of October 7 said. – There may have been some mistakes in the implementation of the operation al-Aqsa Floods due to the rapid collapse of the Israeli security and military system, and the chaos that was … Read more

Delta and Ministry of Foreign Affairs Reach Agreement in Mediation, Avoiding Strike at Norwegian Embassy in Stockholm

Delta and Ministry of Foreign Affairs Reach Agreement in Mediation, Avoiding Strike at Norwegian Embassy in Stockholm

On Thursday evening, the union Delta and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reached an agreement in the mediation. Delta reports this in a press release on Thursday evening. Delta is the largest employee organization in YS and organizes 97,000 members. – We are satisfied that we have put in place a solution that strengthens the … Read more