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Flere og flere av oss er på sosiale medier som Facebook og Twitter. Men hva skjer når offentlige etater som…
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German pressure on EU riles British sensibilities Euroskeptics in Britain are wary of German influence By Lars Bevanger, Deutsche Welle…
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UK prime minister David Cameron will arrive in Brussels and the EU’s second summit this week, bruised from a revolt…
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Can you tell if someone’s lying? It’s harder than you might think, which is why investigators and border agencies sometimes…
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This year’s Nobel Peace Prize celebrates women’s work for peace and human rights. It was awarded in Oslo on Friday…
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It’s been a week of Nobel prize announcements – from Literature to Chemistry – but perhaps the most prestigious of…
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