Tag: July 22
Justice Minister faces more critics
Justice Minister Knut Storberget was fending off more criticism this week in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on Norway last summer. Some critics...
Gjørv tackles Norway’s toughest job
Alexandra Bech Gjørv isn't one to shy away from challenging assignments, but the one she accepted after last summer's terrorist attacks ranks among the...
Police apologize for macabre find
Police in Oslo issued a public apology after the parents of a young woman killed by a terrorist on the island of Utøya accidentally...
Library reopens after terrorist attacks
Oslo's main public library, Deichmanske bibliotek, finally re-opened on Monday, more than two months after the neighboring government complex was struck by a terrorist's...
Film about Utøya upsets survivors
Promotional material for a new American film based on last summer's massacre on the Norwegian island of Utøya has upset survivors and their families...
Minister riding out Utøya storm
Justice Minister Knut Storberget is taking responsibility for mistakes made during the emergency response to a terrorist's massacre on the island of Utøya last...
Terror bill exceeds a billion already
Norway's home-grown terrorist Anders Behring Breivik has already cost his fellow taxpayers more than NOK 1 billion (USD 188 million) in addition to the...
‘Tough’ to be Breivik’s prison guard
Justice Minister Knut Storberget visited the high security prison this week where confessed terrorist Anders Behring Breivik is being held in full isolation. He...
Breivik’s German contacts questioned
Police in Germany are reportedly investigating possible connections between confessed Norwegian right-wing terrorist Anders Behring Breivik and German neo-Nazis.
German magazine Der Speigel reports...
Terror tips have poured in to police
Norway's police intelligence unit PST (Politiets Sikkerhetstjeneste) has been flooded with around 700 tips from the public at large since the July 22 terrorist...
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