Norway parliament to appoint rare outside probe of ministry’s Epstein links
OSLOSTOCKHOLM, Feb 10 (Reuters) - 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. The release of a cache of new files in the U.S. has revealed a host of new Epstein connections with politicians, royals and the ultra-rich across Europe. Norway’s white-collar crimes police have opened an investigation into Thorbjoern Jagland, former prime minister and foreign minister and ex-chair of the Nobel Peace Prize committee, on suspicion of aggravated corruption. On Monday, police announced that Mona Juul, who on Sunday resigned as ambassador to Jordan and Iraq, was also being investigated for corruption. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it
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Norway parliament to appoint rare outside probe of ministry's Epstein linksBy Terje Solsvik and Johan Ahlander OSLO/STOCKHOLM, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Norway's parliamentary oversight committee unanimously agreed on Tuesday to appoint a rare external inquiry into foreign ministry ... msn.com
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