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Ketil Solvik-Olsen, tidligere FrP-nestleder, mangeårig statsråd og selverklært politisk nerd, har sagt opp jobben og reist til USA for å forstå hvordan valget ender og hvorfor. Fra DC-hybelen forteller han om sine reiser i USA og samtaler med både politiske ledere og vanlige folk. Og ikke minst, hva er det ved det amerikanske samfunnet vi nordmenn ikke forstår, som gjør at ca. halvparten av amerikanere igjen er klare for å stemme på Donald Trump?
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Cathrine Thorleifsson ved UiO har ledet Ekstremismekommisjonen, og forsket lenge på nasjonalisme, ytre høyre-mobilisering og politisk vold. Med halvannen måned igjen av en historisk opphetet valgkamp, hvor stort er det fortsatte voldspotensialet i amerikansk politikk? Hvordan kan vi forstå de to attentatforsøkene mot Trump? Med utgangspunkt i hennes forskning på nettsamfunn, snakker vi om rollen til sosiale medier og Musks X i radikalisering. Hun har også gjort feltarbeid i Midtøsten, hva kan vi si om den aktuelle dramatikken skapt av israelske angrep i Libanon? Og hva med Norge og Norden, med en historie med 22. juli-terror og politiske attentat i Sverige, hvor farlig er det å være politiker her hjemme?
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Direkteopptak fra Studentersamfundet i Trondheim!
26. september la regjeringa fram sin plan for digitaliseringa av landet vårt, og på etterfesten for lanseringa samlet vi et sterkt panel for å diskutere den nye strategien:
Karianne Tung, Digitaliserings- og forvaltningsminister (Ap)Inga Strümke, KI-forsker og førsteamanuensis ved NTNUHåkon Haugli, Administrerende direktør i Innovasjon NorgeKristin Weidemann Wieland, Direktør for forskning, innovasjon og digitalisering i KSFrode Danielsen, Direktør i DigitaliseringsdirektoratetTrond Runar Hagen, Konserndirektør i SINTEF DigitalProgramleder: Aksel Faanes Persson
Her kan du lese hele "Fremtidens digitale Norge, Nasjonal digitaliseringsstrategi 2024-2030": https://www.regjeringen.no/no/dokumenter/fremtidens-digitale-norge/id3054645/
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As expectation builds that an Israeli ground offensive in Lebanon is imminent, we answer your questions on how the escalating conflict in the Middle East is likely to impact the upcoming US election.
JD Vance says he has “learnt his lesson” when it comes to speaking on behalf of Donald Trump. Is he likely to play it safe in tomorrow’s debate with Tim Walz?
And, the last presidential election had a turnout of 66.8%. What are Democrats and Republicans doing to win over the millions not taking part in US elections?
HOSTS: * Anthony Zurcher, BBC North America Correspondent* Sumi Somaskanda, BBC Chief Presenter
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Welcome back, sleepyheads. Tonight, we'll rejoin six childhood friends from a past autumn episode (A Peaceful Autumn Dinner Picnic). On this occasion, they have all been invited to a farmhouse in the countryside for a special reunion dinner. 😴
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To Dagbladet-journalister har skrevet en bok om det indre livet i Arbeiderpartiet fra Jonas Gahr Støre tok over som partileder og frem til i dag.
Den har fått det til å skvalpe over i andedammen. Ikke på grunn av politiske avsløringer, men på grunn av metode. Boken er dårlige nyheter for den politiske journalistikkens renommé, og det er synd. Den kan meget vel inneholde mye som er sant, det er bare at det vet vi ikke. Nå overdøver støyen alt.
Det er fascinerende hvordan politikere i tiår etter tiår beskytter sykelønnsordningen. LO, NHO og alle partier foruten Venstre freder en av verdens dyreste sykelønnsordninger med 100 prosent kompensasjon fra dag en. Det til tross for at ingen andre tiltak ser ut til å virke nevneverdig på det høye fraværet.
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Faktafeil, unøyaktigheter og ting som ikke har skjedd. Den nye boka om arbeiderpartiet møter sterk kritik og løfter spørsmålet om hvilke etiske regler bokbransjen skal følge.
Med Aftenpostens politiske journalist Odd Inge Aas og politiske redaktør Kjetil B. Alstadheim.
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I USA og resten av Europa jubler folk over rentekutt. I Norge er festen avlyst. Hvorfor er vi de siste til å sette ned renten? Med økonomikommentator Sindre Heyerdahl. Foto: Shutterstock
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Artisten Diddy skal ha kidnappet, dopet ned og tvunget kvinner til å utføre seksuelle handlinger over mange år. Hvordan kunne han holde på så lenge? Musikkanmelder i VG Tor Martin Bøe om maktsyke menn og en bransje i endring. Foto: Willy Sanjuan/Invision/AP
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Bokbombe: Hvordan har forfatterne bak «Partiet» klart å overskygge amerikansk presidentvalg og krig i Midtøsten i snart to uker. Vi har fått Steinar Suvatne og Jørgen Gilbrant i studio for å snakke om anonyme kilder, kritikk, feil og beklagelser. Med Anders Giæver og Gard Steiro. Produsent Magne Antonsen. Ansvarlig redaktør Gard Steiro. Kontakt redaksjonen på [email protected]. Giæver & gjengen gir deg de viktigste nyhetene hver dag på drøye 20 minutter når du skal hjem fra jobb. Mediebobler hver lørdag og Amerikanske tilstander hver mandag. Hør i Podme eller med VG+ i VG-appen.
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With six weeks to go before the election, Jonathan Freedland speaks to the author Sasha Abramsky about the prospect of a second January 6 attack should the former president refuse to accept the election outcome
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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump met face to face for the first time on a debate stage in Philadelphia. So who won the showdown? What did we learn about what they would do in the Oval Office? And will it really change anything come election day in November?Jonathan Freedland and Nikki McCann Ramirez of Rolling Stone discuss it all
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Hør kriminolog Elisabeth Myhre Lie om hvorfor kriminalitet er forlokkende for noen, og hvordan man kan unngå at ungdom havner i et kriminelt miljø. Redaktør Gard Steiro.
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Meet Camille and ‘Wild Mother’. Both women love nature, animals, and the outdoors. Both women also believe the assassination attempts on Donald Trump were staged – but have very different political views. Why do people believe the things they do? And what role do social media sites – and their algorithms – play?
In this series, BBC disinformation and social media correspondent Marianna Spring travels to the United States to investigate the social media backdrop to the 2024 presidential election and explore the different ways in which what is happening online is influencing the campaign offline.
Marianna starts her journey in Colorado, looking at how conspiracy theories have spread so far across the political spectrum in the US. She interrogates the consequences for Camille, ‘Wild Mother’, and the upcoming election.
Host: Marianna SpringProducers: Daniel Wittenberg & Emma CloseStory Editor: Matt WillisEditor: Sam BonhamCommissioning Editor: Rhian RobertsSound Designer: Tony ChurnsideProduction Co-ordinator: Rosie Strawbridge
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Latinos are the second-largest group of eligible voters in the US, making their influence in the presidential election potentially pivotal.
Sarah is investigating their sway in Arizona - a state that could help decide the outcome of the race. Which party benefits the most from winning The Grand Canyon State? And is Donald Trump or Kamala Harris making more in-roads with Latino voters?
Americast brings in Mike Madrid, a veteran Latino pollster and strategist. What are demographic trends telling us about how Latinos will vote, and do Democrats need to shift their messaging to connect with this key voting bloc?
HOSTS: • Justin Webb, Radio 4 presenter• Sarah Smith, North America Editor• Anthony Zurcher, North America Correspondent
GUEST:• Mike Madrid, Latino Republican pollster & author of ‘The Latino Century’
GET IN TOUCH: • Join our online community: https://discord.gg/qSrxqNcmRB • Send us a message or voice note via WhatsApp to +44 330 123 9480• Email [email protected]• Or use #Americast
This episode was made by Purvee Pattni and George Dabby with Rufus Gray, Catherine Fusillo and Claire Betzer. The technical producer was Philip Bull. The series producer is Purvee Pattni. The senior news editor is Sam Bonham.
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Voters consistently tell pollsters that economic issues are their top electoral concern. Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have spent the past few weeks honing their economic messages — and they couldn’t be more different. The FT’s US managing editor, Peter Spiegel, and Washington bureau chief, James Politi, join to explore how each candidates’ plan would impact the country.
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Trumponomics: the radical plan that would reshape America’s economy
Kamala Harris sets out pro-business economic philosophy in swing-state speech
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