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Is Norway's policy towards Israel about to change?

Is Norway's policy towards Israel about to change?

Erna Solberg, leader of the opposition in Norway, who is polled to achieve significant success in the upcoming elections, criticized the policy of the current government and promised to change it. 'We disagree on the timing of the recognition of a Palestinian state,' she said.

Trump's inauguration, minute by minute

Trump's vision: War with Iran, peace with Saudi Arabia, toppling Hamas

According to Mike Evans, after the return of the hostages, President Donald Trump aims to secure a comprehensive solution to the situation in Gaza and the broader Middle East. The new administration is expected to advance a broad initiative involving Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Israel. This process may require further concessions, but Hamas is unlikely to relinquish its rule easily. Peace with Saudi Arabia could also be part of this larger vision.

Trump's inauguration, minute by minute

Trump returns as consensus president

Unlike 2017, Washington's streets show no trace of the fear and demonization once sowed by Democrats. With the Village People's YMCA as backdrop, Trump launches presidency by saving TikTok as America prepares for a leader moving at a different pace.