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The price of climate quotas is record low. It is cheaper to pollute than for a long time.

It took hours from the attack Charlie Hebdo was a fact, until the events in Paris became a fierce battle for freedom of speech in Norwegian. - One turning point, says Vebjørn Selbekk of the Day. - Tragic if Paris terror increases the conflict in Norway, says press veteran Sven Egil Omdal.

"The Gaza war has made it necessary to discuss a one-state solution between Israel and Palestine," former Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide said recently. He thus raised the thoughts of several Palestinians and Israelis, as an alternative to the two-state solution from the Oslo Agreement.
- We must devise a completely new philosophy, to get on the right course after the Oslo agreement. We need a new horizon, says Palestinian analyst Mohsen Abu Ramadan to Ny Tid. But on the streets of Gaza City, few are ready for compromise, shortly after the war.

Wojoud Mejalli (25) from Yemen is a friend and matchmaker of Nobel laureate Tawakkol Karman, whom she meets in a week. Mejalli moved to Norway after threats in his home country. Now she wants to create a radio station.

The blue-blue government is opening up to increase Norway's war participation in NATO and the EU. In addition, Norwegian weapons production will grow more. – Very negative for Norway, says Alexander Harang in the Peace Team. The Kongsberg group is satisfied.

Ny Tid was there when Young Conservative women rebelled on Tuesday, but were voted down, during this year's slogan meeting for Women's Day. – The far left has gained a monopoly on March 8, claims Liberal Party leader Trine Skei Grande. – Make your own train, as it was before, Torhild Skard answers. The police open to approve more trains already by March 8.

This week, it was learned in Norway that Norwegian soldiers admit to having killed defenseless Afghans. Afghanistan's ambassador to the Nordic countries is not surprised. Maniza Bakhtari wants other pictures in the Norwegian public.

The Nobel Committee should have members from all over the world. And the secrecy should be replaced with transparency. It calls for the Storting's Vice President Akhtar Chaudhry, who is now initiating a reform of the Nobel Peace Prize.