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In China, toilet paper rationing heralds the ‘Public Lavatory Revolution’
Facial scanning will make sure that no one gets more than 60 centimetres of toilet paper in public toilets in Beijing. A chronic lack of toilet paper in public toilets…
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Voting started at Turkey’s embassy
Turks residing in Gothenburg was among the many that showed up at the Turkish Embassy in Oslo in lieu of the country’s referendum. Turkish citizens in Europe can until…
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Venstre vow to soften rules on nationality for child refugees
Children born to parents with refugee status in Norway should automatically be granted Norwegian citizenship, according to the Liberal Party (Venstre) . In Ålesund on…
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Two arrested for attempted robbery in Oslo
Two men in their twenties have been arrested after they allegedly tried to rob a taxi driver in Skippergata, Oslo, on Saturday night. – They’ve threatened the driver…
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Twenty killed at shrine in Pakistan
Several suspects have been arrested after twenty people were killed at a Sufi shrine in Pakistan. Local authorities claim the killings occurred during a cult ritual. The…
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Six arrested for having attacked asylum seeker in London
Six people have been arrested in London on suspicion of having abused a 17-year-old asylum seeker Friday. The boy is seriously wounded. The four men and two women were…
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Norwegians gloomy about the future
Every three Norwegians think the world will become a poorer place to inhabit in ten years time, according to a poll, conducted by ‘Opinion’ for Kirkens Nødhjelp…
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Man with lacerations hospitalized in Oslo
The police are working to secure evidence after a man with lacerations entered the emergency ward of Oslo, Sunday afternoon. The man’s condition is no longer viewed as…
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The man behind the nikab
Dagbladet.no opinions ( Written by KADRA YUSUF) – Behind every nikab a cowardly man hides, Kadra Yusuf writes to Dagsavisen. Mehtab Afsar has for a long time struggled…
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The Liberal Party votes yes to Sunday trading and buying sex
To keep the current sex-purchase law did not stand a chance in the Liberal Party (Venstre) . Allowing trading on Sundays was re-entered in the program. Friday night the…
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Watch out for vipers
A mild winter entails that many vipers have survived the winter. Now they are coming out of hibernation to warm themselves, which is to some people’s disdain. Many are…
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