Harald Klungtveit

Reporter, Dagbladet

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Journalist covering security for the Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet

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Norwegians are reeling over the news that police officials have arrested three men suspected of having links to al Qaeda.

Terror Suspects with Links to al Qaeda Arrested in Norway

Norwegians are reeling over the news that police officials have arrested three men suspected of having links to al Qaeda.

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