The trip that changed everything: Venezuela waits to see if María Corina Machado will be able to return
The Nobel laureate’s decision to go to Oslo has raised questions about what will happen to her leadership if she cannot go back to the country
A Nobel Peace Prize against authoritarianism
Jørgen Watne Frydnes’ message is clear: Maduro must accept the election results and lay the groundwork for a peaceful transition
Venezuela’s María Corina Machado appears in Oslo after a year in hiding
The opposition leader greeted supporters, defying the Maduro regime with her presence in the Norwegian capital after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize
The mystery of María Corina Machado’s departure from Venezuela
The ‘Wall Street Journal’ claims the opposition leader left by sea for Curaçao with US support
Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado manages to leave Venezuela: ‘I will be in Oslo, I’m on my way’
The opposition leader is traveling to Norway but will not be present at the award ceremony. The prize committee highlighted her struggle to promote democracy in her country and her leadership of the resistance against Nicolás Maduro
Venezuelans raising their torches to celebrate María Corina Machado’s Nobel Prize
The controversy surrounding the award for the opposition leader has even reached the preparations, forcing a small expatriate association to step forward and organize the traditional procession in honor of the winner
María Corina Machado’s hidden year: From clandestinity to the Nobel Prize
The Venezuelan opposition leader has been organizing internal resistance and persuading Washington to toughen its stance against Nicolás Maduro
Donald Trump’s big disappointment: US president loses bid for Nobel Peace Prize
The Norwegian committee’s decision to award the prize to Venezuela’s opposition leader María Corina Machado was made before the agreement between Israel and Hamas to end the war in Gaza
Teenage hitmen on the Costa del Sol: ‘He ordered murderers like someone orders a pizza’
The arrest of a 17-year-old Belgian for killing a man in Fuengirola and two other Swedish minors for attempted murder has alarmed the Spanish police
How cocaine is flooding Norway
Consumption of the drug has skyrocketed in the Nordic country since the end of the pandemic, while gangs from Sweden are expanding throughout the country
Why 90% of cars sold in Norway are electric: VAT exemptions, free tolls and taxes on combustion vehicles
The Nordic country abolished taxes on zero-emission models in 2001, making them automatically cheaper than those powered by petrol or diesel
The downfall of Marilyn Cote, the fake Mexican psychiatrist who claimed to cure depression in seven days
The lawyer, who used fake IDs and fabricated degrees to prescribe psychiatric drugs, posed as the ‘best specialist in mental disorders in the United States and the Netherlands’
Discovering Bodø, the Norwegian city that’s hosting the biggest party in the world
For the first time, a European cultural capital is in the Arctic Circle. In 2024, Bodø — located in the Nordland region of Norway — will offer around 1,000 activities, including the chance to see the northern lights
How Edvard Munch grew up amidst the ‘Goyamania’ that made the Spaniard a pioneer of modern art
An exhibition in Oslo puts the work of both painters in dialogue. And, in the city of Stavanger, another exhibit recently displayed the work of Spanish painter Eugenio Lucas in context with the Norwegians Lars Hertervig and Peder Balke
Revenge is not a strategy
Netanyahu is the person most responsible for the destruction of the Oslo Accords and for the death — already declared by many — of the two-state project
Thirty years after the Oslo Accords, no one talks about peace in Israel and Palestine
Israelis and Palestinians have ignored an anniversary that is now associated with the failure and assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. The hopes raised by the pact have evaporated
They were bandmates and burned churches, until one killed the other: The crime that marked black metal
Together, they unleashed a wave of extremism and madness. Then, on the night of August 10, 1993, Norwegian neo-Nazi Varg Vikernes stabbed Euronymous, his cohort and guitar player in the band Mayhem, 23 times
Europe’s new wall: Finland is building a 124-mile-long border fence to protect itself from Russia
The barrier, which will cover 15% of the border between the two countries, symbolizes the distrust NATO’s most recent member state feels towards Moscow