Wednesday, 27 July 2011

Norway’s Premier Vows to Keep an Open Society

OSLO — The prime minister of Norway acknowledged on Wednesday that his country had fundamentally changed as a result of the attacks on a youth camp and government complex last week, but he vowed to protect the culture of openness that is a source of Norwegian pride. The attacks have prompted ...


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