- SV made a tactical mistake
SV should concentrate on removing the point that allows minor asylum seekers to be sent back when they fill 18, Election Scientist Frank Aarebrot believes.
Leader: Necessary venting
This week has shown that the red-green government is stronger inward than it may seem outward. But more camels are waiting.
Shaken by asylum policy
Norwegian-Somali Suaad Abdi Farah tells in his recent book "The journey of Suad" about his own experiences of genital mutilation. The Norwegian authorities have failed, she believes.
- SV made a tactical mistake
SV should concentrate on removing the point that allows minor asylum seekers to be sent back when they fill 18, Election Scientist Frank Aarebrot believes.
1968 – not completely dead
The collective rebellion from 1968 has slumbered, but the commitment lives on. The heart beats in festival-Norway.
Petro culture
At school it was called that every adventure has a morality. But what is the moral of the Norwegian oil adventure? And why comes the wave of cultural expressions that ask this question only now?
- Several in the editorial staff among the most powerful
This week, Aftenposten's debate editor Knut Olav Åmås launched the book which recognizes the country's most powerful and important. But are these really the ones that have the most influence over Norway today?
No death in Venice
40 years ago, filmmakers protested against the Venice Film Festival. Since then, the festival has struggled in adversity, but now stands as an important arena for political film.
Stoltenberg's defeat
LEADER: This week has shown that Jens Stoltenberg did not have enough backbone to control asylum policy and avoid FRP's halfway.
Towards more political development aid
Erik Solheim (SV) wants to include the development perspective in other areas of Norwegian politics to a greater extent. On Tuesday, the government's development committee will come up with the setting that will help him.
Consumers provide the flap
At the same time as Telenor is sinking like a stone on the reputation survey, 48.000 has attracted new customers to the telecom giant. The theory of consumer power is faltering.
- This is unheard of
Akhtar Chaudhry (SV) and Khalid Mahmood (Ap) withdraw from Afshan Rafiq (H) 's support for President Pervez Musharraf.
The literary canvas
This fall, cinema-Norway is experiencing an explosive interest in cinematic books. Have the filmmakers become more literary interested?
How to prevent a new Cold War?
The debate over a new Cold War is raging. What can Norway do to help ease the tension on the geopolitical scene?
WTO can save climate
The environmental movement is divided in the question of how we can create a new effective, global climate agreement and a possible link between the WTO and Kyoto.
Obama is no Messiah
Has Barack Obama's complexion made us blind to the politics he stands for?
Will make a diagnosis in Norway
Book here Norway. A diagnosis takes the debate about the influence of the prose in a new direction.
Dangerous word war
LEADER: This week has shown that there is more than just war in the air. Can the old NATO debate also return?
Statoil praises Major
StatoilHydro and the Norwegian authorities are working closely to secure interests in Russia, according to the company itself. Is this why Norway does not criticize Putin as much as others?
enthusiasm code
There is one year left for the next parliamentary election and the Progress Party's progress casts shadows far into the prime minister's office. How should the Stoltenberg Government inspire voters?
The Georgian knot
Russia is back among the great powers. Has the new Cold War already been warm?
Björk's bear service
In the Chinese rock environment, many are cursed by the Icelandic artist Björk.
Hollywood's China Syndrome
The Chinese market is becoming increasingly important to the West, also on the film front. This week's "Mummy 3" premiered, with action from the Olympic Games of the Middle Kingdom.
