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The story of a promoted father murder

When the community's rabidists could no longer touch a finger without the advertisement cutting off the sharp nails, the fight against brand builders began.

FRP – almost in government

On Wednesday this week, it became clear that Jens Stoltenberg will join Thorbjørn Jagland in the Foreign Affairs Committee. The Prime Minister's chair leaves Stoltenberg to Kjell Magne Bondevik. How long the Bondevik government will remain in office is unclear, but what ...

Competition for the most part

More power to the Competition Authority and increased use of tenders. The Bondevik government will allow market forces to freer play – also in cultural life.

Half way to foreign

Kristin Halvorsen joins the Foreign Affairs Committee as an ordinary member. SV gets two committee leaders in the new parliament.

Two speeches – one tongue?

George W. Bush and Osama bin Laden said this in their speeches on TV when the attacks against Afghanistan began on Sunday night.

Hitler's legacy

Henning Mankell is an accomplished intriguer and still writes crime novels that are almost impossible to put away until the last blood stain has been wiped away.

Human rights ambassadors

Travel companies selling Turkey tours should take greater responsibility for raising awareness about human rights in the places they send people, writes Anna Solberg in Amnesty.

While we wait for a cabinet question

Last time, the bourgeois-governed Norwegian economy had to throw in the towel in the form of a cabinet question on the gas tax. It took five years. Let's hope things go faster now.

When the resistance is criminalized

The spectacular demonstrations against globalization must not underestimate other forms of deeper resistance originating in social movements and trade unions in the South and the North, writes Richard Petrella.