Dag Herbjørnsrud

Åsne Seierstad has committed a gifted book. She does not answer the "riddle," which will plague us for many years. But that is exactly why she brings the reader one step closer to greater recognition.

The "Skavlan" broadcast reveals why Jens Stoltenberg lost the election. The problem lies not only in NRK's ​​censorship of Frp criticism and a Soviet-style clipping.

Erna Solberg's eyes reveal most: Siv Jensen has the most power in the country here.

The UN can only come up with its reports that the earth is round and that our lifestyle is changing the climate. We do not think so until we see the national celodos, the glaciers, melt.

It is when the spirit of time blows us out into the vastness that the wit of man can save us, says Jan Kjærstad.

Monday's election result is the account of Frp's announced political power. But it also gives a party like SV a whole new opportunity and justification.

This year's election campaign has shown that Norway should listen to the Council of Europe and do as Bosnia, the Philippines and Denmark: Lower the barrier, create more political diversity.

While the UN Security Council discussed attacks on Syria on Wednesday, Norwegian parties ran with art, staffing agencies and police exercises.

Some talk about saving the world. Others do something about it. The Foreign Ministry is in the process of saving millions from a debt hell.