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Norway Parliament to Appoint Rare Outside Probe of Foreign Ministry’s Epstein Links
- Norway's parliamentary oversight committee unanimously agreed to appoint an external inquiry into the foreign ministry's connections to Jeffrey Epstein, deepening an ongoing scandal involving notable figures.
- Norway's white-collar crimes police are investigating Thorbjoern Jagland, Mona Juul, and Terje Roed-Larsen on suspicion of corruption.
- The police investigation follows the release of emails and files revealing the individuals' connections to Epstein, including plans for visits to Epstein's properties.
- Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store expressed support for the inquiry and emphasized the importance of transparency regarding Epstein-related issues.
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The Norwegian parliament agreed on Tuesday to form an independent commission to investigate links between US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and several prominent Norwegians.
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The Star Kuala LumpurNorway parliament to appoint rare outside probe of ministry's Epstein links
OSLO/STOCKHOLM, Feb 10 - Norway's parliamentary oversight committee unanimously agreed on Tuesday to appoint a rare external inquiry into foreign ministry links to Jeffrey Epstein, part of a deepening scandal over friendships with the late U.S. sex offender. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Norway's parliamentary oversight committee has unanimously decided to conduct a rare external investigation into the Foreign Ministry's links with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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