"The Norwegian press does not want, can not and does not dare to write about facts," claimed sociologist and public debater Kjetil Rolness to Norwegian editors during the Norwegian Editors' Association ...
The Nobel Peace Prize this year awards ongoing peace work. The award should be understood as an encouragement to nonviolent progress in Tunisia's political development, rather than a prize for results achieved.
Many women may experience the escape as walking from the ashes to the fire. They were not safe where they were, but at least they knew them. During the escape, many are an easy prey for abusers. Many people also do not feel safe after coming to Norway.
The French essayist and theorist Roland Barthes would become 100 year by year. A look back at his writings calls for further thinking about interpersonal relationships and coexistence.
The international community must take responsibility and get on track to resolve the conflict in Israel and Palestine. "Europe and the United States in particular contributed to the continuation of the Holocaust through al-Nakba," says Eleonore and Eitan Bronstein.
All attack wars start with a lie. Why didn't Norway smell like the pre-Libya bombing? And why is there a consensus not to discuss Norway's responsibilities afterwards?
The same week the Nobel Prize in Literature goes to a former freelance writer, the Government proposes new cuts that will make it very difficult to give persecuted writers protection in Norway.
20 years after the Oslo Accords, we meet Israel's ambassador, Raphael Schutz, to a conversation about the criticism Israel is exposed to in Norway. What does the wall, the country's militarism and its enmity mean? And will the hatred between Jews and Palestinians ever find a future solution?