Is Norway’s Weakest Link Hiding in Plain Sight?
There’s war in Europe. Defense budgets are soaring. Yet one of the biggest threats to national security isn’t coming from the outside—it’s growing quietly at home. While billions are poured into military upgrades, a troubling trend is unfolding among young Norwegians: screens over movement, scooters over steps, and fitness levels dropping fast enough to raise alarms inside the armed forces.
What happens when the body becomes the weakest link in national defense? Why is one extra gym class per week not nearly enough? And could the answer lie in something Norway already has in abundance—but isn’t using wisely?
Read my debate in national newspaper and make up your own mind about what national authorites should do.
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