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Nobel Peace Prize, the Norwegian Nobel Institute director said. Obama plans to travel to Oslo from Copenhagen, Denmark, where he will attend the third day of the U.N.-backed climate change summit, Norwegian broadcaster NRK reported Wednesday...While details of his trip...

Region Needs to Depart From Failed Economics Ama Achiaa Amankwah 30 November 2009 opinion Oslo — Talks are underway to launch a major debate on refocusing of Africa's development. Proponents argue that the theory that everything gets right when the...

OBAMA BRINGS AMERICA BACK IN THE MAINSTREAM By Robert Weller The United States is back in the world's favor faster than almost anyone could have predicted. President Barack Obama, less than a year in office, has been awarded the Nobel...

US President Barack Obama deserves to be congratulated on being conferred the Nobel Prize for Peace for 2009 – he was selected from among 205 likely candidates which speaks volumes by itself. The award is in recognition of his continuous...

Well this was a surprise. Obama is an incredibly amazing person and has created a profound hope for the future. He has seeded a mentality that if we believe in change and that change can happen, it will. His speech...

The decision makes President Obama, son of an American woman and Kenyan father, the youngest U.S. president to win the prize and the third, after Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, to do so while in office. Mr. Obama's win comes...

What do outraged Republicans, cheering celebratory Democrats, media frenetic energy, and $1.4 million dollars in Peace Prize money have in common? Barack Obama! Yes, that's right folks! We are the proud nation of the first black president, we also boast...

With all the brouhaha and ballyhoo that has been the buzz on the mainstream and citizen journalism sites of the recent announcement that Barack Obama has been awarded a Nobel "peace" prize for his work in his less than one...

The Nobel Committee has zero credibility. Occasionally, the good folks in Oslo get it right (e.g. Archbishop Desmond Tutu, President Jimmy Carter, etc.) And sometimes, they get it wrong... dreadfully wrong. Henry Kissinger butchered countless women and children in Cambodia...