The English language magazine mentions Norway as one of six countries as possible targets for what it calls individual jihad, that is terrorist attacks carried out by a single individual.
The magazine writes: We call on all Muslims in the West and the USA, Great Brittain, France, Denmark and Norway in particular to embrace this new tactic.
A number of persons are also named on a so-called death list published in the magazine, including the Swedish artist Lars Vilks, according to the Norwegian news agency NTB.
(NRK)
Secretary General of NATO, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, met with Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg in Oslo on Wednesday to discuss NATO's future and Norway's involvement in the Ocean Shield Operation.
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Severe forms of terror can be punished with up to 30 years in prison when the government implements the coming changes to the current criminal law.
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The Scandinavian Police Emergency Response Units will in future cooperate closer in order to coordinate the fight against terrorism and in other national emergencies.
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Norway welcomes the historic Global Arms Trade Treaty adopted by the UN General Assembly by a huge majority. The aim of the treaty is to control the trade in conventional arms...
The Government's evaluation report following the terrorist attack on the BP/Statoil gas plant in Algeria concludes that the Norwegian authorities handled the crisis In Amenas in a good way...
The government coalition and the opposition parties on Tuesday joined in a unanimous vote in Parliament, acccepting the report which criticised all that failed on July 22nd 2011.(Photo: Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg)
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Norwegian energy provider Statoil has decided to conduct an investigation following the In Amenas terrorist attack in Algeria, in which five Norwegian Statoil employees were killed.
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The head of the Norwegian Police Security Service (PST), Marie Benedicte Bjørndal, says that the national security situation in Norway is not satisfactory.
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People working for the various ministries in the government headquarters in downtown Oslo, worry that bureaucracy is holding up planned security measures after the July 22nd bombing.
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The Norwegian Defence Command on Thursday strengthened the level of preparedness at all Norwegian military installations to level Alfa (lowest level), following intelligence information from NATO.
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