Socialist Left Party leader's leadership questioned over internal party changes ↗
Front page leadA Socialist Left Party (SV) mayor is calling for significant changes within the party, suggesting there are shadows over Kirsti Bergstø's leadership.
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The front page of Aftenposten features a mix of domestic Norwegian news and international affairs. Top domestic stories include a political call for changes within the Socialist Left Party (SV) and a government decision to allow online poker. International news highlights the ongoing conflict in…
A Socialist Left Party (SV) mayor is calling for significant changes within the party, suggesting there are shadows over Kirsti Bergstø's leadership.
An update to Google Maps shows the extent of destruction in cities in Gaza, illustrating the impact of the ongoing conflict.
According to NRK, the Norwegian government has decided to allow online poker within the country.
Defense lawyers are unable to visit children held in Norwegian prisons, a situation they find inexplicable.
Jonas Gahr Støre claims to have lowered taxes by 16 billion, but a provided graph suggests a different reality.
Therapists share the recurring issues men and women bring up in couples therapy, with three topics being particularly common for women.
A 22-year-old's body produces a substance that can save lives, which he likens to winning the lottery.
A common condition that affects one-third of adults is described as the most significant disease that is least discussed.
Children are aware of adults' anxieties about being liked, recognizing their 'cowardice' in protecting them, according to a psychologist.
OpenAI has decided to stop its new AI development, called Astra, due to security concerns, with instructions to 'kill the model and start over'.
An article describes life at the front lines in Ukraine, covering aspects like drone warfare, water contamination, and a scoring system for killings.
An opinion piece discusses Ukraine's desire to join the EU and the stance of a commentator who wishes to prevent it, with implications for Norway.
An individual who received two garlic bulbs 25 years ago from a monk in Belarus is now experiencing widespread demand for its descendants.
A productivity expert has logged every half-hour for 11 years and identified a clear, dominant time-wasting activity.
A significant international political meeting, previously held in New York, Japan, and London, is now being moved to Oslo and will take place on an aircraft carrier.
Estonia has achieved the best results in Europe on the PISA tests.