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Norwegian parliament votes to investigate links between Epstein and foreign office

Norway's parliament unanimously voted to form an independent commission to investigate Epstein links with the foreign office.
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre said Epstein files show it’s possible to buy and abuse influence if you are rich enough.
The panel will also examine Norway’s campaigns for top positions in international organizations and the use of development aid.
Økokrim is investigating Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen in relation to suspected corruption.
Former diplomat Thorbjørn Jagland is also being investigated for gross corruption connected to Epstein's files.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit faces scrutiny over her years-long relationship with Epstein’s network.
Støre emphasized that the government will thoroughly review the commission's findings once released.
The scandals involve high-profile figures, including a former prime minister and the crown princess, named in Epstein's files.
Støre warned that international law violations and a lower threshold for military force raise public trust concerns.
The commission will assess whether links with Epstein breached ethical and legal standards in Norway.
The investigation will look into the foreign office's involvement and any potential corruption cases tied to Epstein's network.

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