Oslo, Norway – Web Desk: Norwegian authorities are investigating reports that former Prime Minister and ex-Nobel Peace Committee Chair Thorbjorn Jagland reportedly attempted suicide following the release of documents allegedly linking him to Jeffrey Epstein. Jagland, 75, was hospitalized, with media reporting that his condition is critical.
No official statement confirming the allegations or providing full details of the incident has been released by Norwegian authorities.
According to media reports, Jagland’s name appeared in documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, prompting searches at his residences earlier this month. The documents allegedly claim that Jagland had longstanding contacts with Epstein and was offered foreign trips and accommodations.
Thorbjorn Jagland served as Chair of the Nobel Peace Committee from 2009 to 2015 and has also held the position of Secretary General of the Council of Europe. Norwegian authorities have yet to provide formal comments regarding the claims or the circumstances surrounding the reported suicide attempt.
