Globalized stories
This fall's film festivals show a clear division of labor: While feature films deal with migration, the difficult questions of global economic relationships are left to the documentary.
Environmentalists said
The Norwegian fishery is certified as sustainable, and the Arctic cod is on the way to recovery. But the situation is still critical for the world's fish stocks.
With the right to exist
Without even standing on the barricades, turtles, monkeys, orchids and trees in Ecuador have now obtained constitutional rights that only humans have had in the past.
- Want an apology
More than a year has passed since Ali Farah was left injured in Sofienbergparken. In Ny Tid this week, he tells for the first time how he experienced what happened.
- Want an apology
More than a year has passed since Ali Farah was left injured in Sofienbergparken. In Ny Tid this week, he tells for the first time how he experienced what happened.
Leader: Stop arms exports
Norway needs more than one end-user declaration from other countries. We also need the goal of a final declaration on arms exports from Norway.
Sticky cleansing
"Ice cream" could bring us closer to the answer to why Gunvor Galtung Haavik became a spy for the KGB. What we get is gender stereotypes and sticky means.
- Embarrassing for Norway
The Norwegian state owns half of the arms manufacturer Nammo. The other half is owned by a Finnish company involved in cluster bomb production.
The settlement with the Pride Mountains
The author behind the Frp code wants higher taxes now.
Africa's own solutions
There is no more but less aid Africa needs, African experts believe. They call for more focus on institution building.
To all corners of the world
The Labor Party is a brake on a new proposal that could prevent Norwegian ammunition from landing in Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka or Congo.
The women are coming
Norway and the Nordic countries are no longer alone in having the most equality in politics. Worldwide there have never been more female politicians.
- Embarrassing for Norway
The Norwegian state owns half of the arms manufacturer Nammo. The other half is owned by a Finnish company involved in cluster bomb production.
Haakon Lie critical of new book
Norway secretly sent 50 tons of ammunition to Israel during the Yom Kippur war in 1973, according to a new book. – Free imagination that I was behind, says Haakon Lie (103), who is accused of being co-responsible. But Norwegian researchers provide support for the new information.
New life – new role
Two new Norwegian films depict how the first step a criminal must make on his way back into society is to accept his new role. Thus also begins all the difficult.
Leader: Defeat for Norwegian Israel vision
This week, Haakon Lie has spoken on a taboo topic in Norwegian politics for the past 60 years: Norway's Israel attitude has often made matters worse.
The duel in The Wild West
The battle to become the next president of the United States is also a battle for the understanding of history.
New life – new role
Two new Norwegian films depict how the first step a criminal must make on his way back into society is to accept his new role. Thus also begins all the difficult.
Took the Indians 50 years back in time
The Belgian edition of "The Great Journey" was called "Cheers, Cannibal" and recreated the life the Wuranis lived 50 years ago. "The constructed reality idyll shadows their political battle for the rainforest," says the Indian negotiator.
Iron hand or peacock?
This week, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert delivered his farewell application. The Palestinians have mixed feelings towards Tzipi Livni, who may become Israel's new prime minister next year.
integration recipe
In Norway, Somalis have again been labeled as social security abusers and cat abusers. In the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, they are known as some working iron. Is it Somalis or the system something is wrong with it?
Critical to Norwegian China journalism
Norwegian Journalist Team China Handbook led to campaign journalism during the Olympics, believes Norwegian-Chinese Suofen Chen.
democracy school
While US voters have highlighted Barack Obama, the AP leadership is ensuring that Jonas Gahr Støre gets a safe parliamentary seat. Norway has one of the most closed nomination processes in Europe.
Year 97 by Kim Il Sung
60 years after the establishment of the North Korean Republic, the North Koreans are still living in complete isolation.
Indians dress for NRK series
NRK admits to having asked Waorani Indians to remove Western clothing during the recording of the reality show The Great Journey. – This is staged, says anthropologist Laura Rival.