Arne Olav Trøeng

[Military History Now @MilHistNow]

RIGHT NOW in 1944, this is the scene in Normandy. The liberation of France is underway #DDay

[Andreas Lithander @lithanders]

Norge kan slänga sig i väggen, här kommer Sverige!

[Jonas Gahr Støre @jonasgahrstore]

Good talk with President Zelenskyy. Norway continues to stand with Ukraine.
Faced with persistent and massive attacks by Russia, it is more important than ever to support the Ukrainian people. Air defence is a crucial part of this.

[Dad to the Bone @Dad_2_The_Bone]

Took him a while to finally tell us something true

[Henning Carr Ekroll @HCEkroll]

Mange pendler reiser daglig - på egen regning - mellom Tønsberg og Oslo for å jobbe.

Så har man den Oslo-bosatte direktøren ved Sykehuset i Vestfold, som i fjor fikk dekket firmabil og pendlerbolig for 373.000 av fellesskapet.

God sak fra NRK:

https://t.co/nkd5s7X9ca

[Kim Heger @kiheger]

For oss som har fulgt denne leteaksjonen er dette utrolig! Hvis man er savnet flere dager i den høyden og på det fjellet, så betyr det vanligvis den visse død

[90s Football @90sfootball]

On this day in 1997, Roberto Carlos scored one of the greatest free-kick of all time!

[Luiz Carlos Largo @LARGOESPN]

POLÊMICA NA FIFA! 🚨🇳🇴

A Federação Norueguesa de Futebol pediu que o Comitê de Ética da FIFA investigue a própria entidade após a concessão de um prêmio da paz a Donald Trump.

A federação questiona a decisão e quer esclarecimentos sobre os critérios utilizados para a homenagem.

@Reuters

[The Touchline | 𝐓 @TouchlineX]

🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: The Norwegian FA has officially filed a complaint against FIFA after Donald Trump received the FIFA Peace Prize during the 2025 World Cup draw.

They believe FIFA may have violated its political neutrality rules.

— @VI_nl

[Bjørn Johan Berger @bjornberger]

Etter det ukrainske droneangrepet mot St. Petersburg uttaler Julie Wilhelmsen til Aftenposten:

«Når disse dronene treffer rett inn i deres by, er det ikke mulig å late som om krigen i Ukraina ikke foregår og ikke er eksistensiell for Russland selv.» 🧵 1/8

[Bjørn Johan Berger @bjornberger]

Ukraina truer imidlertid ikke Russlands eksistens som stat. Ingen forsøker å utslette Russland eller fjerne landet fra kartet. Derimot kjemper Ukraina for sin egen overlevelse som selvstendig stat og nasjon. 5/8

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

A man facing human trafficking charges in Romania, rape investigations in the UK, and freshly added hate speech charges gets a ceremonial airport welcome in Moscow.

Pay attention. The Kremlin doesn't roll out honors for influencers. It rolls them out for assets.

Watch what he says about Ukraine in the next 30 days.

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

You compared a Finnish academic who spent twenty years living in Norway, raising children there, paying her taxes there and writing with genuine affection about the country, to a religious extremist. Because of cheese. Read that back slowly. Let it really land.

You call yourself a Christian conservative. Presumably that means you have, at some point, opened the Bible. And yet I cannot for the life of me find the passage where Jesus blesses those who call women retards on the internet over the dairy selection.

Here is the thing about Norway. It is a remarkable country. Genuinely. One of the most successful, decent, well functioning societies in human history. And it got there not by sealing itself off behind a wall of brown cheese and paranoia, but by trading, cooperating, engaging with the world and being big enough to listen when its neighbours pointed something out. The oil fund did not build itself by telling Finland to get lost. The welfare state did not emerge from a man in a basement screaming GTFO at strangers on X.

Norway has spent decades quietly and rightly proud of being different. More civilised. More rational. Less unhinged than the louder, angrier corners of the world.

And then someone like you opens his mouth, and it turns out Norway has its very own MAGA after all. Same rage. Same caps lock. Same persecution complex. Same total absence of an actual argument. Just colder, and wrapped in a Bible verse instead of a red hat.

That is not Christianity. That is just hatred with a cross stapled to the front of it. Norway deserves so much better than this. And honestly, so does the cross.

[Bjørn Johan Berger @bjornberger]

Her er et eksempel på hvordan Marielle Leraand i «fredspartiet» Fred og Rettferdighet (FOR) bidro til å spre grove konspirasjonsteorier om Shadas dødsfall – og attpåtil ville stille Jonas Gahr Støre for riksrett, selv om han satt i opposisjon da Shada døde i august 2019.

[Kim Heger @kiheger]

Kan vi egentlig være sikre på at Norge tok medalje i hockey-VM? Kan det være noe regjeringen og eliten bare har faket for å lede oppmerksomheten bort fra renter og dyrtid? Det er en skandale at mainstream media helt ukritisk bringer denne «nyheten». Jeg stiller bare spørsmålet

[HerodotusWave @HerodotusWave]

An overhead view of a 2,000-year-old archaeological excavation in Bulgaria, showing a remarkably preserved four-wheeled Thracian chariot buried alongside two sacrificed horse skeletons.

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

Norway Saved Its Oil Money. Britain Spent It.

Here’s What That Looks Like After 30 Years.

Saturday marks the 30th anniversary of Norway’s Government Pension Fund Global, and Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg is making a pointed comparison with another major oil producer: the United Kingdom.

Norway’s fund stands at roughly €1.8 trillion. Britain’s equivalent is zero.

A Finance Ministry calculation estimates that a British sovereign wealth fund modelled on Norway’s would today be worth around €600 billion.

The two countries have produced roughly equivalent volumes of oil and gas since 1965. The difference is entirely political.

Norway claimed a large state ownership stake in the oil sector from the start, invested revenues in global equities rather than spending them, and capped annual withdrawals at around three percent of the fund’s total value, preserving its underlying worth across generations.

Britain did none of this. It spent its oil revenues as they arrived, kept taxes lower, and now carries public debt at around 94 percent of GDP, the highest since the early 1960s, with roughly one in twelve pounds of public spending going toward debt servicing alone.

The compounding effect is brutal.

One euro saved in 1996 is worth nine today.

Norway has drawn down roughly €340 billion from the fund through the state budget over thirty years, while growing total assets from an initial deposit of €170 million to €1.8 trillion.

Stoltenberg was direct about what Britain chose and what it cost.

Higher taxes in Norway ran 6 to 8 percentage points above British levels throughout the oil era.

That gap is now sitting in a fund that belongs to future generations.

Source: VG, 30 May 2026.

[✨ Petter Krogstad 🇺🇦🇳🇴🏳️‍🌈 @petteruspanus]

VG og Faktisk kan i dag dokumentere at sentrale påstander i historien om at Shada ble drept, er feil.

Har du noen tanker om dette @Silje_Schevig ?

Er det noe du ville ha gjort annerledes?

https://t.co/YwW14Flhjq

[Håvard Krogstad-W. @HowieHedde]

1/ Det mest oppsiktsvekkende med Shadasaken er ikke nødvendigvis selve saken, den er tragisk nok i seg selv. Det er hvordan et helt økosystem av aktivister, konspirasjonsmiljøer, alternative medier og politikere har brukt den til å bygge mistillit til institusjoner over flere år.

[Stale Lindblad @slindbla]

Anbefaler VGs sterke historie om Shada.
7 år etter hennes tragiske død fortsetter konspi-miljøet å spre usannheter og misbruke historien hennes.

Kred til @vgnett og @faktisk_no som virkelig har gravd dypt for å dokumentere sannheten.
https://t.co/JuN4OvQw7C