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Norway defends talks with terrorists

"Sometimes it's unfortunately correct to talk with terrorists," read the headline on an editorial in Norway's largest newspaper, Aftenposten, this week. It came after...

Oslo Pride terror trial underway

The Oslo County Courthouse is once again the scene of a major terror trial, this time centering around a radicalized Iranian immigrant who came...

Pride terrorist’s trial to begin in March

Norwegian prosecutors confirmed on Friday that Zaniar Matapour, age 44, has been indicted for aggravated terror during last year's Oslo Pride celebrations. Four others...

Terrorist sought asylum in Norway

A Tunisian terrorist who gunned down two Swedish football fans and wounded another in Brussels earlier this week had earlier sought asylum in Norway...

Støre pressured into calling Hamas ‘a terrorist organization’

Neither Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre nor Foreign Minister Anniken Huitfeldt, both from the Labour Party, had wanted to call the militant Palestinian...

NATO chief paid his respects to homeland’s own terror victims

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg was present once again at annual memorial ceremonies in Oslo on Saturday for victims of the terrorist attack on...

Bhatti now faces new terror charges

Arfan Bhatti, the Norwegian Islamist who's been in trouble with the law for years, has now been charged with five counts of terror in...

Leaders recall how terror struck Norway

Government leaders, former and current Labour Party officials, survivors and those mourning murdered loved ones gathered together again on Friday, to mark the 11th...

Debate flew over Pride, now the terror threat is high

NEWS ANALYSIS: This year's Pride celebrations in Norway were especially important because it's been 50 years since the country effectively decriminalized homosexuality, in 1972....

Memorial to terror victims finally opens

Eleven years after 77 people were killed by a young Norwegian right-wing extremist, a national memorial site to remember and honour the victims has...

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