One year ago, on the winter solstice, The Nordic Times was born.

One trip around the sun and about a thousand articles later, TNT proudly celebrate our first year as the Nordic region’s leading fully independent international English-language newspaper.

We would like to thank our readers for their support over the past year and ask for your continued confidence in our efforts to be a beacon of sanity in an increasingly hectic world.

The Nordic Times, or TNT, is the first completely independent international newspaper in English that is based in the Nordic countries. With unique narratives and views on Nordic and world events you will be surprised. Follow and enjoy! pic.twitter.com/rDgFhBvhfq

— The Nordic Times (@nordictimes_com) March 30, 2023

Looking back over the past year, there are many highlights. An early one was our articles on Seymour Hersh’s Nordstream story at the beginning of the year. Another was the greeting we received from satirical cartoonist Bob Moran on Twitter/X (below) and most recently from independent journalist Sam Husseini.

Thank you for this very nice little piece @nordictimes_com https://t.co/RMOmfK7KXC

— Bob Moran (@bobscartoons) May 13, 2023

Yet another memorable moment was when we shared the transcript of Dr David Martin’s covid summit speech, see below.

“Covid-19 was an act of biological warfare perpetrated on the human race. It was a financial heist. Nature was hijacked. Science was hijacked.”

Dr David Martin speaks before the EU on the International Covid Summit, puts strong pressure on authorities and drug manufacturers pic.twitter.com/h1BsesfTVx

— The Nordic Times (@nordictimes_com) May 26, 2023

A rather funny and unexpected moment that happened just ten days ago was when our article about malfunctioning electric buses in Norway went super viral on social media and became one of our most read articles ever. We certainly didn’t see that coming!

Speaking of social media, we have managed to gain a significant following with over 15,000 followers on Twitter/X. Not bad for our first year, right?

Last but definitely not least, we are also proud and happy to have begun a series of collaborations with a number of contributors, to whom we would like to extend a special thank you. We would also like to take this opportunity to invite anyone who has an idea on how to contribute to The Nordic Times to contact us!

But it is not all warm and fuzzy – the tense geopolitical situation in the world affects us all, and unfortunately there are those who have no interest in the truth coming out. Throughout the year, we have been subject to censorship and shadowbanning, especially on Twitter/X, which seemed to think, for example, that the public did not deserve to know the perspective we provided on the October 7th attack in Israel earlier this year.

Despite these challenges, we remain steadfast in our belief that the truth will indeed set us free, and that a climate of open dialogue is a necessary condition for that to happen. If you share this view, we invite you to join us on another journey around the sun. And if you would have the means to support us, we can virtually guarantee you that there is no place where your money would work harder for a freer and better world than money donated to The Nordic Times.

With the North Star as our guide, TNT will continue to navigate the uncertain waters of this world and fight to let the cold blue light of truth shine through.

Two years ago, on the winter solstice, The Nordic Times was born.

The Nordic Times hereby marks its second anniversary, continuing its mission as the Nordic region’s leading fully independent, English-language newspaper. Since launching on the winter solstice in 2022, TNT has strived to deliver critical news and in-depth analysis from a unique Nordic perspective to readers worldwide.

The Nordic Times, or TNT, is the first completely independent international newspaper in English that is based in the Nordic countries. With unique narratives and views on Nordic and world events you will be surprised. Follow and enjoy! pic.twitter.com/rDgFhBvhfq

— The Nordic Times (@nordictimes_com) March 30, 2023

In two years, the publication has grown significantly, now reaching audiences far beyond the Nordic region, including North America, Australia, and other parts of the world. From investigative articles on powerful institutions to breaking stories on geopolitics and social issues, TNT aims to shed light on critical topics often overlooked in mainstream media.

The success of this journey owes much to our dedicated readers. Your support has been instrumental, not only in helping us report independently but also in allowing us to grow. For this, we express our deepest gratitude and humbly invite you to continue supporting us, whether by reading, sharing our work, or making a donation.

Remaining independent has not been without challenges. Financial limitations and increasing censorship efforts have tested our resolve, but we believe firmly that the truth will prevail and that open dialogue is essential for progress. If you share this conviction, we welcome you to join us in navigating the uncertain waters of today’s world.

To ensure we can continue and expand our work, we encourage contributions via our donation platform, where various payment options are available. Every donation, large or small, strengthens our ability to remain a beacon of independent journalism.

With the North Star guiding us, The Nordic Times enters its third year with renewed commitment to its mission of letting the blue light of truth shine through.