Press the press
Press freedom in Ukraine is threatened by several teams. "Some of the worst is self-censorship," says Ukrainian journalist Anna Stepanets. This month she visited Oslo.
The right of artificial life
Author Alex Garland is directing debut with a fascinating sci-fi chamber play about artificial intelligence and real emotion.
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Bomb?
I have one piece of advice for anyone who is frightened by the thought of the Iranian nuclear bomb.
Defense economy on the road to 2035
EU military spending has been a key factor in the European debt crisis. Despite this, last year it was decided that all NATO countries should invest at least two percent of their gross domestic product on defense. What is realistic and what is appropriate?
After the violence: Why don't the police cooperate?
Two months after I was assaulted and beaten up, the police have picked up two perpetrators. I doubt they are guilty.
Without Borders: The creative power of the crisis
With the new unifying government in Zimbabwe, people are breathing out and filled with hope for better times.
Leader: A possible choice of destiny
On Monday, Norway faces an election that could affect the political balance in Northern Europe. Your voice counts.
The rich and powerful count more
The evangelicals do not have as much influence as one would think.
- Distance between life and learning
Opposition politicians in the Storting's defense committee are critical to the crackdown on the framework for Norwegian forces abroad.
The world is waiting for Saddam
The first round of the Security Council took two months. If the second round takes just as long, the war must be postponed until the fall.