27 February 2003
Krohn Devold breached agreementSupport for coalition partners halved in one year No Foreign Ministry help for those acting as human shields in IraqPublic disapproves of Bondevik and Petersens handling of Iraq crisisNo support from chief prosecutor for Krekar chargesOil companies flee Norway Hagen wants better monitoring of aid organizations Tougher sorting of asylum seekers42 per cent of recruits sent homeTodays comment from Verdens Gang
11 March 2003
Government refuses to foot the bill This could topple Bondevik Sharp rise in fisheries fraud Record catches and curses Only 10 asylum seekers granted refugee status by Immigration Appeals Board Todays comment from Dagsavisen
Bush: To ‘unite’ the US
US President George Bush is set to return to unite the American people after his recent re-election victory.
Row over tsunami warning system
Representatives of over 50 countries and organisations have clashed over the location of a co-ordination centre for an Indian Ocean tsunami warning system.
11 March 2003
Government refuses to foot the bill This could topple Bondevik Sharp rise in fisheries fraud Record catches and curses Only 10 asylum seekers granted refugee status by Immigration Appeals Board Todays comment from Dagsavisen
2012 Olympic canidates
New York, London, Paris, Moscow and Madrid have been accepted today as candidates to stage the 2012 Summer Olympics but four other cities missed out.
US: Bush sets second-term goals
US President George W Bush has said his ultimate goal is to end tyranny in the world, in his first State of the Union address since his re-election.
UK: Muslims experience racist slurs
Muslim worshippers outside a Cumbria mosque in the UK experience racist slurs by a man who has now been jailed for his remarks.
Nepal: Truce rejected by government
The Nepalese government has rejected a move by Maoist rebels to suspend armed action in the capital, Kathmandu, for an indefinite period.
Camera may solve Everest mystery
Eighty years after British climbers George Mallory and Andrew "Sandy" Irvine vanished on Mt Everest, a search party is seeking a camera that could verify whether the pair was the first to reach the summit of the world's highest peak.