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Leader: A historical event

This week we have witnessed history. Now it's all about letting it live ahead.
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A series of unfortunate incidents?

The global financial crisis is reaching new levels. But is there anyone to blame?
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Tighten the rule of action

The state budget for 2009 is lubricated with 92 billion oil crowns. Why is no one criticizing the use of too much oil money?
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Who will take the climate bill?

Erik Solheim boasts of meeting the aid target of one percent of GNI. But with the government's number squeeze, the proportion that goes to poverty reduction has in effect decreased.
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Veto against the Services Directive

We will not pass a law that we do not know the actual content and consequences of.
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Leader: The white hope

Barack Obama is more a white than a black hope. If he wins on Tuesday, the biggest mental change will happen in Europe and Norway.
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Leader: The way out of the war

The past week has shown that Norway's participation in the Afghanistan war is becoming increasingly difficult to defend. 2009 will be a fateful year for the country's international war participation.
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International columnist: Russia after Anna

Those who let killers go should know that they will never be welcomed outside Russia.
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Leader: Limits on freedom of expression

This week has shown that there are limits to what can be said in the Norwegian public debate.
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This week we have witnessed history. Now it's all about letting it live ahead.




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