21 February 2003
Labour leadership calls for swift action on EU membership Jagland: EU has an obligation Government asks Storting for new war mandate Norway may be able to smooth things out Fiscal policy relief right around the corner Bank governor provokes union boss No help for industry Krekar counting on the Netherlands Banks may take claim to auditing firm Today’s comment, from Dagsavisen
Mafia ‘outsourcing’ killers
American Mafia families are recruiting their killers in Sicily because Americans are seen as unreliable and indiscreet, according to authorities in Rome and Washington.
26 June 2003
Central bank governor hints at more interest rate cuts Stoltenberg prepared to rule aloneUnemployment most important issue Petroleum Fund to pull out of ethical bad boys Immigrants behind six out of ten robberies in OsloRebuke for police chief from within the force Voters give top marks to Kristin Halvorsen Proposals for closure of Centre for Gender EqualityTodays comment from Dagens Næringsliv
UK: Racist graffiti investigated
A police investigation has begun after racist symbols were sprayed on a wall in Leicestershire, England.
27 June 2003
270,000 voters have switched from no to yes on EU membershipEU could block Statkraft expansionNorwegian forces in Iraq will not play front-line rolePressure on Norwegian farmers intensifiesCall for oil money to be invested in NorwayMerger could be torpedoed Labour could be biggest party after autumn electionsTodays comment from Nationen
Kofi Annan sees NATO African role
NATO could play a welcome role in helping with the growing number of international peacekeeping missions in Africa, UN Secretary General Kofi Annan said yesterday.
Taiwan urged to build up arms
Taiwan must build up its missile defences to counter the growing military threat from China, a US military expert said today.
Germany: World Cup pledge
Germany's government has pledged to take a tough stance against xenophobia at the World Cup.