The red-greens' majority in the Norwegian election does not come as a shock to the political scientist Svein Erik Tuastad, who believes that the Labour Party will continue to rule alone in the future. This election can be called a comeback election, he says.
World politicsAntelopes, bats, pangolins and snakes are grilled over fires on Nigeria's street markets. More of the country's inhabitants eat unregulated game meat – which raises alarm about pandemics, black markets and extinction.
WorldDoes Hamas still pose a threat to Israel? Not to a large extent, according to analysts. Nevertheless, the Israeli bombs continue to fall. Israel wants to eradicate Hamas – but the prospects are small. It is an ideology. It is not something you can erase from people's minds, says Michael Milshtein, head of the Israeli think tank Moshe Dayan Center.
ConflictsThe Trump administration's decision to freeze over 2.6 billion dollars in state funding to the prestigious university Harvard was illegal, a federal judge in Boston rules.
WorldThe Swedish Harvard student Leo Gerdén plans to demonstrate against Donald Trump's attempts to stop foreign students from attending universities. It is tragic on so many levels that we have ended up in a struggle between the White House and Harvard, he says.
World politicsThe prestigious university Harvard is suing the US administration after President Donald Trump's government stopped its opportunity to enroll international students. A federal judge is siding with the university and temporarily stopping the ruling.
World politicsThe USA's President Donald Trump's administration is stopping Harvard University's opportunity to enroll international students, reports The New York Times.
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