Spectator Tells Norway Killer: 'Go To Hell'
OSLO, Norway — An Iraqi man whose brother was killed in Norway's worst peacetime massacre hurled a shoe at the confessed killer and urged him to...
OSLO, Norway — An Iraqi man whose brother was killed in Norway's worst peacetime massacre hurled a shoe at the confessed killer and urged him to...
The Huffington Post | Mark Hanrahan | Posted 04.19.2012
Few people have anything good to say about Anders Behring Breivik, the confessed perpetrator of the 2011 terrorist attacks in Norway that killed 77 pe...
Christina Patterson | Posted 04.18.2012
Anders Breivik seems to think that bringing what one witness called "a blanket of death" to a tiny island full of life and hope wasn't poisoning a paradise, but shining a light into hell.
AP | KARL RITTER | Posted 04.19.2012
OSLO, Norway — The right-wing fanatic on trial for massacring 77 people in Norway says he wants either freedom or death, calling the country's p...
AP | By BJOERN H. ALMAND | Posted 11.15.2011
OSLO, Norway -- Security cameras captured images of the Norwegian far right extremist accused of killing 77 people minutes before he detonated a car b...
AP | BJOERN H. AMLAND | Posted 10.26.2011
OSLO, Norway — Four months before Anders Behring Breivik went on his killing rampage in Norway, a global operation that monitors trading in bomb...
AP | Posted 10.18.2011
OSLO, Norway — The man behind the Norway attacks that killed 77 people last month hung up twice on authorities after calling to surrender during...
David Mepham | Posted 10.05.2011
Recent events raise issues beyond Norway -- about growing intolerance across Europe, the rise of far-right and populist political parties, as well as the vexed questions of multiculturalism and integration.
AP | By KARL RITTER | Posted 10.02.2011
OSLO, Norway -- Warning voters about the danger of increasing Muslim influence in Norway, the Progress Party rode a wave of anti-immigrant feeling and...
Posted 10.02.2011
A Norwegian lesbian couple's rescue of 40 children during the Utoya Island youth camp attacks has been hailed as a heroic act -- but some are calling ...
AP | By IAN MacDOUGALL and KARL RITTER | Posted 09.29.2011
OSLO, Norway -- The anti-Muslim extremist who confessed to a bombing and youth camp massacre that killed 77 people in Norway has told investigators he...
Raymond Baker | Posted 09.28.2011
Norway's tragedy will lead some to question the openness of the society. But it is that very openness that is the country's greatest strength.
Robert Koehler | Posted 09.27.2011
Pundits, reporters and editorial writers jumped the gun and blamed Muslim terrorists for Norway. And the word went out. This is worse than bad reporting. It's a massive cover-up of the roots of human violence.
AP | KARL RITTER and JIM HEINTZ | Posted 09.26.2011
OSLO, Norway — Five days after an attacker incensed by Norway's culture of tolerance horrified the world, Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg on Wed...
Posted 09.26.2011
OSLO (Reuters) - Jittery Norwegians tried to restore some normality on Wednesday after mass killings by a far-right zealot traumatized the nation,...
FrumForum | July 26th, 2011 at 11:50 Am Nils August Andresen and English | Posted 09.25.2011
How did this worldview of war, death and destruction arise in my peaceful, beloved country of Norway? What is the relationship between a demonizing po...
Todd Green, Ph.D. | Posted 09.24.2011
For all of the Christians who have expressed outrage in recent days, you need not worry. You're safe. No, the guilt-by-association principle does not apply when unspeakable violence is carried out in the name of Christianity.
Kate Southwood | Posted 09.23.2011
Friday's combined attacks were aimed at the ruling Labor party, but they were horrifyingly and more specifically aimed at killing the young people who would have been the future of Norway's Labor party: a massacre of the innocents.
Posted 09.23.2011
OSLO (Reuters) - The near-sinking of a police boat and a decision to await a specially armed unit from Oslo some 45 km (28 miles) away delayed the...
AP | Posted 09.23.2011
CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy -- Pope Benedict XVI on Sunday called on people to renounce hatred in the face of the "deep sorrow" felt over the terror attack...
AP | JULIA GRONNEVET | Posted 05.11.2012