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Silver, E., & Leonard, T. (2026, October 30). Norway hilariously mocks Trump again for his 'sh*thouse' criticism of the country with some clever toilet humour…. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16251643/Norway-hilariously-mocks-Trump-vulgar-criticism-country-naming-best-sh-t-houses.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-30 · by Eliana Silver, Tom Leonard

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Norway's tourism board responded humorously to President Donald Trump's derogatory comments about the country by highlighting picturesque public toilets across scenic routes. Visit Norway showcased lavatories with stunning views, calling them "sh*t houses" in reference to Trump’s remarks and playfully stating, "Are these the world's best sh*t houses?" The featured rest stops include architecturally designed facilities like a wave-shaped toilet near Helgeland and an Instagram-worthy solar-powered loo at Utsikten viewpoint. Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide downplayed the insults as political rhetoric ahead of midterms, emphasizing the importance of Norway’s relationship with the United States despite Trump's comments.
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On October 26, 2026, US President Donald Trump called Norway a "shithouse country" during a political rally in Port Huron, Michigan, days before the midterm elections. He said this because he was not awarded the Nobel Peace Prize by the committee based in Oslo. Trump also stated that immigrants from Norway are unwelcome in the United States due to his lack of recognition from the Nobel committee. In response, Visit Norway, the Norwegian tourist board, humorously highlighted some of the country's most scenic public toilets on their website, asking if they were "the world’s best s**t houses," as a way to mock Trump’s comments.

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📰 Trump Mocks Norway Over Nobel Snub
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“While both articles report on Trump's comments about Norway and his criticism following not receiving a Nobel Peace Prize, Article B describes a subsequent reaction from Norway, mocking Trump's statements rather than the initial event itself.”
The Independent
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“While both articles describe Trump's rant against Norway following his Nobel Prize snub, Article B covers a later reaction from Norway rather than Trump's initial statement.”
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“Article A reports on Trump's initial derogatory remarks about Norway at a rally, while Article B describes Norway's response to those remarks with humor.”
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Eliana Silver
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🔮 Opinion polls suggest a tight race, with no clear winner expected, setting the stage for weeks or even months of negotiations among around a dozen parties expected to win seats in the Knesset.
🔮 Voters heading to the polls will pass the faces of fallen soldiers peering from stickers on train station walls and faded yellow ribbons honouring the hostages, the last of whom were returned in a ceasefire deal last year.
🔮 'Religious tensions remain very high in the area and could escalate into a wider crisis if left unaddressed,' the first witness said.
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A collection of striking designer loos were featured, many boasting breathtaking views of fjords, rivers, waterfalls and some of Norway’s most spectacular landscapes Visit Norway said that along 18 scenic routes across the country, leading architects had been commissioned to transform the roadside toilet into an attraction in its own right Alongside pictures of award-winning toilets, the board added: 'These toilets are worth a visit, both when you really have to go – and when you don't.' Visit Norway said that along 18 scenic routes across the country, leading architects had been commissioned to transform the roadside toilet into an attraction in its own right. The result is a collection of striking designer loos, many boasting breathtaking views of fjords, rivers, waterfalls and some of Norway’s most spectacular landscapes. These included a wave-shaped toilet at a rest stop in Helgeland, a solar-powered 'Instagram worthy' loo at the Utsikten viewpoint, and the famous triangular 'golden toilet' on Senja Island.
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🔮 Attributing recent unrest in France to immigration, Trump said he would welcome immigrants from some countries but not from Norway 'because I didn't get the Nobel Prize...

Claims (27 extracted, 1 hedged)

Norway has mocked Donald Trump's vulgar criticism of the country by releasing a list of the most scenic 'sh*t houses' in the nation. asserted
Norway → mock → nation
On Sunday, the US President escalated his invective against Norway, calling it a 'sh*thouse country' after he was not awarded a Nobel Peace Prize. asserted
he → escalate → Prize
Attributing recent unrest in France to immigration, Trump said he would welcome immigrants from some countries but not from Norway 'because I didn't get the Nobel Prize... asserted
I → attribute → Prize
So I don't want anybody from Norway.' asserted
I → want → Norway
Trump made the comments at a political rally in Michigan ahead of next week's midterm elections, adding that immigrants from Norway were not welcome in the US. The US President also said that 'Norway sucks,' after the Nobel committee, which is based in the capital Oslo, did not award him a Peace Prize. 'I'm not in love with Norway. asserted
I → make → Norway
Frankly, Norway sucks. asserted
Norway → suck → ?
Norway has become a sh*t house country, actually,' Trump said, using a term that he has also previously applied to Haiti, Libya, Somalia and Yemen. asserted
he → become → Haiti
In response, Norway's tourism board this week showcased on their website some of the country's most beautiful lavatories. asserted
board → showcase → lavatories
'Are these the world's best sh*t houses?' asked Visit Norway on its website, adding, 'Norway makes sh*t houses great again!' asserted
houses → ask → website
A collection of striking designer loos were featured, many boasting breathtaking views of fjords, rivers, waterfalls and some of Norway’s most spectacular landscapes Visit Norway said that along 18 scenic routes across the country, leading architects had been commissioned to transform the roadside toilet into an attraction in its own right Alongside pictures of award-winning toilets, the board added: 'These toilets are worth a visit, both when you really have to go – and when you don't.' Visit Norway said that along 18 scenic routes across the country, leading architects had been commissioned to transform the roadside toilet into an attraction in its own right. The result is a collection of striking designer loos, many boasting breathtaking views of fjords, rivers, waterfalls and some of Norway’s most spectacular landscapes. These included a wave-shaped toilet at a rest stop in Helgeland, a solar-powered 'Instagram worthy' loo at the Utsikten viewpoint, and the famous triangular 'golden toilet' on Senja Island. asserted
These → feature → Island
Earlier this week, Norwegian foreign minister Espen Barth Eide responded to Trump's comments, telling national broadcaster NRK: 'He knows very well that the Nobel Committee is independent. asserted
Committee → respond → NRK
We have reminded them of that, if anyone is wondering, and that is still the case.' asserted
that → remind → that
Barth Eide tried to dismiss the US President's churlish and foul-mouthed tirade as mere campaign rhetoric. asserted
Eide → try → rhetoric
He insisted Norway attached 'great importance' to its strong relationship with America, adding waspishly that Trump 'is currently in the midst of an election campaign that perhaps isn't going very well for his party, and that leads him to say a lot of things'. asserted
that → insist → things
Earlier this month Trump said that failing to award him a Nobel Peace Prize was an 'indelible stain' on Norway. asserted
failing → say → Norway
Washington insiders say Trump is 'obsessed' with winning the Peace Prize, which much to his disgust Barack Obama won in the first year of his presidency for his work strengthening international diplomacy and supporting a world free of nuclear weapons. asserted
Obama → say → weapons
Aides in the Trump administration say senior State Department officials have it in the back of their minds at all times, one saying: 'Trump sees this prize as the ultimate capstone to how history will remember him.' Only two other sitting US presidents besides Obama, Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, have won the award. Norway, a country of 5.6 million people, hasn't exactly taken to the longboats over the insults. asserted
Norway → say → insults
Norway's tourism board this week showcased on their website some of the country's most beautiful lavatories Alongside pictures of award-winning toilets, the board adding: 'These toilets are worth a visit, both when you really have to go – and when you don't' asserted
you → showcase → toilets
Boosted considerably by oil and natural gas revenue, Norway is among the highest-income countries as measured by GDP per capita. asserted
Norway → boost → capita
Its sovereign wealth fund posted record profit of 1.75 trillion Norwegian crowns ($184.3billion) for the first half of 2026. asserted
fund → post → 2026
The metrics that show Norway significantly outperforming the US include life expectancy (more than four years), infant mortality, adult obesity (the US has more than twice the rate), GDP per capita ($106,000 to $94,000), corruption perceptions, press freedom and the World Happiness Rank, which has Norwegians in sixth place and Americans in 23rd. asserted
which → show → 23rd
Another statistic that rather undermines Trump's threat over Norwegian migration is that the flow is far stronger in the other direction. asserted
flow → undermine → direction
According to the Oslo government, more Americans emigrated to Norway in 2025 than Norwegians emigrated to the United States. uncertain
Norwegians → accord → States
Last year, 1,529 American citizens moved to Norway, compared with 1,005 Norwegians who relocated to the United States. asserted
who → move → States
'Dear President Trump – a little perspective from Norway,' posted Norwegian Magne Bjella on X. asserted
Bjella → post → Norway
'Please don't lose any sleep worrying about whether we are coming to America. asserted
we → lose → America
Bjella then listed reasons including 'healthcare that follows us through life', 'time to be parents', 'subsidized childcare', 'accessible higher education' and 'support when illness strikes'. asserted
illness → list → life
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