Erik Solheim Strongly Opposes the Storting's Epstein Hearing
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Former Minister of International Development Erik Solheim believes the Storting's upcoming Epstein hearing is an "absurd overreaction." He fears it will lead to more bureaucracy in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Parliament scrutinises people, money and routines. It should examine how democratic power has moved out of popular rule and into global networks where politics and big capital meet. Next week, the Norwegian Parliament will scrutinise the Norwegian Epstein connections in open consultation. It's needed. But does the hearing end with impunity, money transfers and routines, it misses the most important Epstein material...
Former development minister Erik Solheim calls Parliament's Epstein hearing an “absurd overreaction.”
Erik Solheim is strongly criticizing the Storting's Epstein hearing, just days before he himself is scheduled to meet the oversight committee. Professor of public law Morten Walløe Tvedt believes the move could scare members of parliament from asking critical questions.
Erik Solheim has described the Storting's Epstein hearing next week as an "absurd overreaction."
The Head of the Oversight Committee: – Could Have Invited Far More People to the Epstein Hearing (+)
The head of the control committee, Per-Willy Amundsen, does not understand Erik Solheim's concern about the Epstein hearing. - He may have been abroad too much.
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