The fishing event at Holmfoss has become a tradition, attracting enthusiasts despite fishing restrictions. Initiated by Nils-Olav Gjone and Holmfoss Lakselag in collaboration with Norske Lakseelver, the event promotes responsible fishing practices. Despite challenges like the pandemic, the event continues to draw participants, highlighting the community's commitment to sustainable fishing. The day was marked by successful catches, including a notable 4.3-kilogram salmon by Even Skjoldal.

After a four-year hiatus, a women's football team in Vestfold has reformed and is eager to compete against other local teams. The team is looking forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

Over the past year, amid democratic movements and violent crackdowns in Iran, a series of sexual scandals involving government and religious officials have come to light. These scandals reveal the hypocrisy of officials who publicly condemn certain behaviors while engaging in them privately. High-profile cases include a director involved in homosexual acts and a cleric with a long-term same-sex relationship, both of which contradict the regime's strict Islamic laws. Despite severe punishments for ordinary citizens, these officials often escape consequences due to their regime connections. The article underscores the regime's failure to uphold basic human rights and its ideological inconsistencies.

The article discusses the Iranian regime's attack on Israel and the widespread opposition from the Iranian public, highlighting the disconnect between the regime and its people. Notable figures like Shirin Ebadi and Reza Pahlavi condemned the attack, emphasizing the regime's disregard for civilian lives. The Israeli Defense Forces clarified their conflict is with the regime, not the Iranian people. Norwegian media, particularly NRK, is criticized for not adequately covering the Iranian public's resistance. The article underscores the need for international media to amplify the voices of Iranians opposing the regime's aggressive policies, advocating for a peaceful future for Iran and the Middle East.

The article discusses Iran's strategy of using hostage diplomacy as a political tool since the 1979 revolution. It highlights the recent arrest of a French couple and the historical context of Iran's tactics, including the occupation of the American embassy in Tehran. The piece also covers the release of Iranian-British prisoners in exchange for unfreezing Iranian funds and the broader implications of Iran's actions on international relations and negotiations, particularly during nuclear talks. The article further explores Iran's methods of suppressing and eliminating opponents abroad, referencing specific cases in Europe and the assassination attempt on William Nygaard in Norway. It concludes by warning of the potential risks to European citizens' safety due to Iran's state-sponsored terrorism.