Norway parliament to appoint rare outside probe of ministry's Epstein links


A general view shows Norway's parliament in Oslo, Norway September 6, 2025. REUTERS/Tom Little

OSLO/STOCKHOLM, 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.

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