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Antimicrobial resistance
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Jun 12
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Op-ed

Antibiotic resistance requires new thinking — learn from Norwegian oil policy

No one will invest in developing new antibiotics, even if resistant bacteria are taking ever more lives. The solution lies in a well-known Norwegian success.

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Jun 12
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Op-ed

Children need education, but do they need their own education funds?

Nine aid leaders warn of cuts in support for education funds because education is important. But an important purpose does not make all remedies equally good. What if other measures can produce better results?

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Jun 12
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Policy note

Better aid for a changed world: 100-day plan for new government

How to organize Norwegian aid? Part 4 of 4.

Links
May 30
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Op-ed

We need more lotteries in Norwegian politics

The critics of the proposal reveal a lack of understanding of knowledge-based policy.

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May 27
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Op-ed

Mystery in Wuhan

Molecular biologist and science communicator Sigrid Bratlie has published a book in search of the origins of the COVID pandemic.

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May 23
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Op-ed

Confessions of a Hypocrite

In the pursuit of tasty proteins, you are responsible for the lives and murders of thousands of animals over the course of a lifetime. Forget your flights, the infidelity, and the cheap products from China. If animals in production have a claim to being treated like the sentient and thinking beings they are, your diet is probably the worst thing you do.

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May 23
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Op-ed

The government has lost control

This week, negotiations on a new climate settlement broke down.

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May 22
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Policy note

From words to action: Locally led development in Norwegian civil society support

How to organize Norwegian aid? Part 3 of 4.

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May 22
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Op-ed

When politicians fall short, the people have the answer

What can make a concrete worker from Brønnøysund, concerned with transport and district policy, become concerned about vaccines in Africa and antibiotic resistance? The answer is participation in a public panel, a democratic innovation that this spring has had its first expressions in Norwegian politics.

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May 20
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Op-ed

Everyone wants more, but who needs the assistance the most?

The reactions to Long Sight's cut proposals illustrate why they are needed.

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Media coverage

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Media coverage

KI as a life counselor?

First published:
NRK Echo
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16.2.2026

People share crises, love woes and life choices to ChatGPT. But what happens when the counselor always wants to make you happy? KI counselor Preben Ness discusses on Ekko.

Tellef Raabe at the Western Conference on KI

First published:
The West Country Conference
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10.2.2026

Tellef Raabe participated in a panel discussion about KI during the Western Conference, and discussed how we should get value out of KI. See footage in the link.

Expert Manager Aksel Braanen Sterri on chatbots and emotions

First published:
University
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1.2.2026

The student newspaper Universitas tested massive use of ChatGPT for five days, and interviewed Aksel about why the emotional attachment became so strong.

Isabelle Ringnes: - Keeps me away from investments that give me a bad gut

First published:
Your Money
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1.2.2026

Longsight's “ten Ki-commandments” is mentioned in connection with an interview by Isabelle Ringnes in Dine Penge.

KI is a threat to the human conversation

First published:
The Evening Post
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29.1.2026

Petter Bae Brandtzåg responds critically to supervisor Aksel Braanen Sterri's post about KI to write chronicles.

- Should we make serious the aspiration for European independence, we can start with two obvious things: stopped listening to Elon Musk's thoughts about the future and reject Palantir.

First published:
The Morning Blade
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28.1.2026

Long term's “ten Ki-commandments” are mentioned in a commentary by Dag Grytli where he discusses what it takes for digital European independence.

- The road around the iceberg goes through locally led aid.

First published:
Fødrelandsvennen
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27.1.2026

This is written by the Secretary General of Caritas Norway in Fædrelandsvennen and refers to Langsikt's memo on locally led managed assistance from May 2025.

How to free himself from the clingy grip of the tech giants?

First published:
NRK Echo
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27.1.2026

Senior adviser Tellef Raabe is on radio to discuss the impact of tea oligarchs on our lives, and why he thinks we need greater government intervention.

Has aid hit the iceberg?

First published:
Out in the World
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27.1.2026

Executive Director Eirik Mofoss discusses the heralded grand message on diversionary policy in a podcast at the think tank Agenda.

Senior advisor Tellef Raabe on big and small at TV2 news company

First published:
TV2 Nyhetskompaniet
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26.1.2026

They discussed amid gold shock, the hatred of ICE and Norway's high sickness absence rate.

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