Norwegian media, power and persons under the lens

Charged by Økokrim for gross corruption (Feb 2026). Documented contact with Jeffrey Epstein 2011–2019. Parliament has appointed an independent investigation commission.

1000+ Epstein mentions in DOJ documents. Email contact 2011–2014 — after Epstein's 2008 conviction. WEF Young Global Leader 2010.

The hub of Norway's Epstein network. $130,000 personal loan + $1M contract. $650,000+ channeled to IPI. 130M NOK Norwegian taxpayer money to IPI.

Crown Princess's son. 38 charges including 4 counts of rape. The Royal Family's biggest crisis in modern history.

Named 60+ times in DOJ Epstein documents. 3 documented dinners 2018–2019. Denied contact — admitted after DOJ disclosure. Resigned as WEF president.

Founded Ølen Betong, built concrete factory in Murmansk. PST & E-tjenesten tried to recruit him as intelligence source. Arrested by FSB in 2016, banned 10 years. Sued Norway for 145M NOK — lost all 3 court instances. PM Støre testified in Oslo District Court Feb 2020. State admitted intelligence contact but courts ruled no negligence. Frode Berg case shows same pattern: state using civilians abroad without protection.

How Norway's political elite connected to Jeffrey Epstein. Jagland, Rød-Larsen, Brende, Mette-Marit, Crown Prince Haakon — the web of connections, money flows, and cover-ups.

Of 53 articles (Aug 2025–Feb 2026): only 3 formal fact-checks. Selection bias analyzed — who passes through the filter?

NRK: 6.7B NOK. Production subsidies: ~384M NOK. Do state-funded outlets cover the government more favorably than independent media?

Continuous analysis of news articles against wire feeds. Who reports first? Who copy-pastes? Originality scored weekly.

Schibsted, Aller, Amedia, Polaris. Ownership structure, board members' side positions and affiliations mapped.

International stories that affect Norwegian citizens but are ignored by all major media. Systematic silence patterns documented.

Comparison of press releases (Mynewsdesk, Cision) with published articles. How much is original journalism?