Tag: July 22

Interest wanes in terrorist Breivik

Fewer letters are arriving at his prison and he was no longer the top story in Norwegian media on Tuesday, when his latest court appearance was overshadowed...

Mass-murderer Breivik back in court

The young right-wing Norwegian extremist who killed 77 people on July 22, 2011 was due to be back in a make-shift courtroom at his high-security prison...

More trouble for Utøya memorial

The fate of a controverial national memorial to the victims of the 2011 massacre on the Norwegian island of Utøya was thrown into more...

Neighbours reject Utøya compromise

Residents of the area just across the water from Utøya, the Norwegian island where a lone gunman killed 69 people five years ago, are...

Memorial dispute heads for court

Amidst comments that there would be no winners and only more pain and grief, state attorneys have decided to defend in court the state's...

Extremism still poses major threat

Norway has preserved and nurtured its democratic values after the terrorist attacks of July 22, 2011, but hasn't been good enough at warding off...

‘Our values are our best defense’

Jens Stoltenberg, Norway's former prime minister who's now the secretary general of NATO, was back in Oslo on Friday to take part in a series...

Norway remembers the 22nd of July

UPDATED: Determined efforts were once again being made on Friday to be sure that Norwegians never forget the 22nd of July in 2011, when...

Messages recall the terror on Utøya

-I'm so scared, there are many dead people lying around me. At least 10. -Help is on the way. Hold out! You're the toughest person I...

Norway split over own preparedness

Five years after Norwegian police were all but ridiculed over their inability to handle attacks on the government and its ruling party's summer camp on the...
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