Claims under investigation
Atle Berge continues his legal battle against the implementation of the E-tjenesten in the lagmannsrett (court of appeal).
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No specific evidence was found to confirm or deny this claim. The search results do not provide any relevant information about Atle Berge or the E-tjenesten.
Source: Berge fortsetter kampen mot E-tjenesten i lagmannsretten
The lagmannsrett will rule on whether the government’s digital health service can be forced onto patients and health-care providers.
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No specific evidence was found to confirm or deny this claim. The search results do not provide any relevant information about the lagmannsrett or the government's digital health service.
Source: Berge fortsetter kampen mot E-tjenesten i lagmannsretten
Critics argue that the E-tjenesten threatens patient privacy, reduces the quality of care and is being pushed forward despite strong opposition from elected representatives.
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No specific evidence was found to confirm or deny this claim. The search results do not provide any relevant information about the E-tjenesten or its potential impact on patient privacy and quality of care.
Source: Berge fortsetter kampen mot E-tjenesten i lagmannsretten
Atle Berge believes it is completely unthinkable that Ukraine can win.
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A tweet from Jarle Hetland references an Aftenbladet article where Atle Berge is quoted as saying: "– Helt utenkelig at Ukraina kan vinne krigen." This translates to "Completely unthinkable that Ukraine can win the war."
Source: Berge: Helt utenkelig at Ukraina kan vinne
No other major claims are present in the provided article content.
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The provided context lacks the full article content from Aftenbladet, making it impossible to verify if other major claims exist within it. The statement assumes that the absence of further information in the provided context equals the absence of claims in the original article.
Source: Berge: Helt utenkelig at Ukraina kan vinne
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Source: Atle Berge: En russervenn og folkefiende?
Atle Berge donerte 600k til FOR
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The provided information only states that vg.no is the source. Without access to the vg.no article, it's impossible to verify this claim. No other evidence is provided to support or deny this claim.
Source: Berge donerte 600k til FOR
No additional major claims are made in the provided article.
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Without access to the vg.no article, it's impossible to verify what other claims, if any, were made.
Source: Berge donerte 600k til FOR
Atle Berge donated 1 million NOK to FrP.
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The provided context mentions a news story from vg.no stating "Berge ga 1M til FOR." While "FOR" could potentially refer to Fremskrittspartiet (FrP), this is not explicitly stated. The news source, vg.no, is a reputable Norwegian news outlet, which lends some credibility. However, without access to the original article or further information confirming "FOR" equates to "FrP" (Fremskrittspartiet), this claim remains unverified.
Source: Berge ga 1M til FOR
The donation was made despite Berge's previous public statements and associations with other political parties and figures.
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There's no evidence provided to support this claim. We do not have information on Berge's previous public statements or his affiliations with other political parties.
Source: Berge ga 1M til FOR
The donation raises questions about Berge's political affiliations and potential contradictions with his past statements and actions.
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This is a consequential claim dependent on claims 1 and 2. Since claims 1 and 2 are unverified, this claim is also unverified.
Source: Berge ga 1M til FOR
An Arctic town is at the center of a Norway-Russia 'spy war'.
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The New Yorker article, "Russia's Espionage War in the Arctic" (Sept 9, 2024), directly supports this, stating Russia has been using the Norwegian town of Kirkenes as a laboratory for intelligence operations. Telegraph.co.uk is the source article and it is a news article, so it is expected that it is reporting on the 'spy war'.
Source: The Arctic town at the centre of a Norway-Russia 'spy war'
In 2015, Atle Berge, the founder of Ølen Betong, refused to cooperate when approached.
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While the source article likely contains this information, I do not have access to the full text of the Telegraph.co.uk article to verify this claim. The provided search results do not contain information about Atle Berge or Ølen Betong.
Source: The Arctic town at the centre of a Norway-Russia 'spy war'
Atle Berge, owner of two Ølen Betong concrete plants, was banned from entering Russia in early July 2016.
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The provided search results do not contain information to verify or deny this claim. More investigation is needed to confirm the entry ban.
Source: Foreigners as a Threat to Russia's National Security
The article broadly discusses foreigners as a threat to Russia's national security.
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Without the article text, it's impossible to verify this. The title implies this, but the actual content needs to be analyzed.
Source: Foreigners as a Threat to Russia's National Security
Atle Berge, owner of Ølen Betong Murmansk, is back in Russia.
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No direct evidence confirming Atle Berge's return to Russia was found in the provided search results.
Source: Expelled Norwegian businessman is back in Murmansk
Berge was previously expelled from Russia six years ago.
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No direct evidence confirming the expulsion of Atle Berge from Russia six years ago was found in the provided search results.
Source: Expelled Norwegian businessman is back in Murmansk
Berge now has a new visa and work permit to be in Russia.
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No direct evidence confirming Berge has a new visa and work permit to be in Russia was found in the provided search results.
Source: Expelled Norwegian businessman is back in Murmansk
Atle Berge is a Norwegian businessman.
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The provided search results do not contain information about Atle Berge, and Wikipedia was mentioned as the source, but no specific information about Atle Berge's profession or nationality was found in the search results.
Source: Atle Berge
He is a Norwegian citizen by birth.
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There is no evidence in the search results to confirm or deny Atle Berge's citizenship or birthplace.
Source: Atle Berge
He lives in Russia, where he has longstanding business interests.
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No information was found in the search results about Atle Berge's residency or business interests in Russia.
Source: Atle Berge
Frode Berg will testify in the Ølen Betong case.
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No new evidence provided to confirm or deny.
Source: Frode Berg skal vitne i Ølen Betong-søksmål
The case involves allegations of corruption and wrongdoing related to the construction company Ølen Betong.
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No new evidence provided to contradict.
Source: Frode Berg skal vitne i Ølen Betong-søksmål
The testimony of Frode Berg is expected to be crucial in the proceedings.
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No new evidence provided to contradict.
Source: Frode Berg skal vitne i Ølen Betong-søksmål
Ølen Betong lost a legal case against Norwegian intelligence (specifically, the state representing Norwegian intelligence) in Oslo Tingrett (Oslo District Court).
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The scout's findings directly state that Ølen Betong lost the legal case in Oslo Tingrett. This moves the claim beyond "unverified." While we don't have a specific source document to cite, the scout's report acts as a proxy for journalistic investigation.
Source: Ølen Betong tapte mot norsk etterretning
Ølen Betong sued the state, seeking approximately 140 million kroner in compensation.
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The scout's report explicitly mentions that Ølen Betong sought approximately 140 million kroner in compensation.
Source: Ølen Betong tapte mot norsk etterretning
The lawsuit stemmed from alleged recruitment attempts by Norwegian intelligence (likely PST and/or E-tjenesten) targeting employees of Ølen Betong, particularly related to their operations in Murmansk, Russia. These recruitment attempts were allegedly exposed by the FSB (Russian intelligence).
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The scout's findings detail the alleged recruitment attempts and their connection to Ølen Betong's operations in Murmansk and the FSB's alleged exposure of these attempts.
Source: Ølen Betong tapte mot norsk etterretning
The alleged recruitment attempts are claimed to have caused Ølen Betong to lose contracts in Murmansk.
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The scout's findings directly link the alleged recruitment attempts to Ølen Betong losing contracts in Murmansk.
Source: Ølen Betong tapte mot norsk etterretning
Frode Berg was among those called as a witness in t
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The claim is incomplete as it ends mid-sentence. We can't assess its accuracy or meaning in its current state.
Source: Ølen Betong tapte mot norsk etterretning
Frode Berg testified in the Ølen Betong case.
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The news story from vg.no directly states "Frode Berg vitnet i Ølen Betong-saken," which translates to "Frode Berg testified in the Ølen Betong case." No contradictory evidence was found.
Source: Frode Berg vitnet i Ølen Betong-saken
The article provides a complete media mapping of Atle Berge from 2000 to the present.
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The new search results do not provide direct evidence about the completeness of the article. They focus on Atle Berge's activities and controversies, particularly his business dealings, political donations, and pro-Russian stance. The original article's completeness cannot be confirmed or denied with these new sources.
Source: Tidslinje: Alle lenker som noen gang har nevnt Atle Berge — 2000 til nå
The article includes all articles from the listed media outlets regarding Atle Berge.
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The new search results do not provide information about which specific articles from the listed media outlets are included in the timeline. The sources focus on Berge's activities and controversies rather than the composition of the timeline itself.
Source: Tidslinje: Alle lenker som noen gang har nevnt Atle Berge — 2000 til nå
The article aims to build a timeline of what was said, when it was said, and by whom, concerning Atle Berge.
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The new search results do not provide direct evidence about the article's specific aims. While they do show that there is significant media coverage about Atle Berge's activities and controversies, they don't confirm the specific structure or purpose of the timeline article.
Source: Tidslinje: Alle lenker som noen gang har nevnt Atle Berge — 2000 til nå
The Norwegian state has used civilians, such as Frode Berg and Atle Berge, in sensitive operations and denied responsibility when things went wrong.
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While the claim about Frode Berg has been widely reported and investigated, the specific claim of the state denying responsibility requires further evidence beyond the assertion. The involvement of Atle Berge in sensitive operations and subsequent denial of responsibility is not immediately verifiable and needs further investigation. I lack the specific classified information needed to verify the use of civilians by the Norwegian state in this capacity, and any "denial of responsibility" is also
Source: Frode Berg og Atle Berge — mønsteret: staten bruker sivilister og tar null ansva
Both Frode Berg and Atle Berge were arrested by the FSB (Russian Federal Security Service), and their lives were negatively impacted.
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While Frode Berg's arrest by the FSB is well-documented, I require specific evidence to verify Atle Berge's arrest by the FSB and the negative impacts on their lives. The claim about negative impacts requires a deeper dive into their personal and professional lives after the alleged incidents.
Source: Frode Berg og Atle Berge — mønsteret: staten bruker sivilister og tar null ansva
The pattern suggests a systematic approach by the state to avoid accountability in such cases.
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This is an inferential claim. It suggests a pattern, but without concrete proof of a systematic approach and evidence of intentional avoidance of accountability, this claim remains unverified. It requires more specific case studies and documented strategies to support it.
Source: Frode Berg og Atle Berge — mønsteret: staten bruker sivilister og tar null ansva
Jens Stoltenberg was the Prime Minister of Norway from 2005 to 2013 and had overall responsibility for the intelligence services (PST and E-tjenesten) that recruited Norwegian businesspeople in Russia.
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No evidence found in the provided search results to confirm or deny this claim.
Source: Stoltenberg som statsminister 2005-2013 — overordnet ansvar for etterretningen s
The article questions what Stoltenberg knew about these intelligence operations and his public statements regarding them.
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No evidence found in the provided search results to confirm or deny this claim.
Source: Stoltenberg som statsminister 2005-2013 — overordnet ansvar for etterretningen s
The article suggests a comparison between Stoltenberg's pro-Russia cooperation policy and the intelligence operations conducted under his leadership.
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No evidence found in the provided search results to confirm or deny this claim.
Source: Stoltenberg som statsminister 2005-2013 — overordnet ansvar for etterretningen s