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The Aftenposten front page features domestic news concerning criminal networks in Norwegian industries, a school fined for bullying, and a military exercise being filmed by Chinese-owned vehicles. International news includes an analysis of EU-China trade relations, and a report on Russian attacks…
Norway's National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution of Economic and Environmental Crime (Økokrim) has reported that criminal networks have infiltrated various Norwegian industries.
Following an agreement among EU's most powerful countries, China is now threatening retaliatory measures.
A Norwegian school has received 18 warnings over the past two years regarding bullying and is now being fined 25,000 NOK per month.
During a secret military exercise, soldiers discovered that Chinese-owned rental cars were secretly filming them.
An advertisement highlights how an AI assistant significantly reduced the time needed for a task, from two hours to just five minutes.
A guide recommends eight locations in Bergen for enjoying a good lunch.
Couples therapists observe a pattern of three recurring issues for women in therapy sessions and pose a question about what men typically discuss.
A Harvard psychologist shares three affirmations he tells himself each morning to manage anxiety, after struggling with it for over 20 years.
Psychologists explain how to properly utilize feelings of everyday shame, which can be highly destructive.
Plans are underway to implement the biggest changes to Norwegian high schools in 30 years, introducing six new directions and making foreign languages voluntary.
A daily Sudoku puzzle is presented for users to solve.
A daily quiz is available for users to test their knowledge.
A word game challenges users to find as many words as possible within a given set.
The game 2048 is featured, where players combine numbers to reach the highest possible score.
A link to a section featuring all available games on the website.
A chronicle by Professor Benedicte Bull questions whether the Nobel Peace Prize may have inadvertently supported an actor undermining peace and democracy.
A cultural analysis examines the phenomenon known as 'wokelash' and its impact on people's attitudes, questioning if homophobia is indeed increasing.
Health expert Martin Kreutzer, who lives with a chronic illness, explains his morning routine starting at 5:39 AM.
Two common fallacies are repeatedly appearing in the Pisa debate, with the article suggesting that adults have a cultural problem contributing to this.
Russian attacks on Ukraine, occurring on Putin's birthday, have killed at least 28 people, with the EU Commission President calling it a deliberate terror strategy.
Russia is employing tactics reminiscent of World War I in its efforts to counter Ukrainian drones.
