The Barents Observer follows the Code of Ethics of the Norwegian Press and the document Right and Duties of the Editor. We report under full editorial independence and have no external interference.
Summer in Arkhangelsk is well worth visiting. If you can't go, let's hope this photo tour by BarentsObserver is a good substitute.
The Barents Observer follows the Code of Ethics of the Norwegian Press and the document Right and Duties of the Editor. We report under full editorial independence and have no external interference.
On the backdrop of Russia's homophobic and xenophobic policies, queer people assembled in the north Norwegian town of ...
The Barents Observer follows the Code of Ethics of the Norwegian Press and the document Right and Duties of the Editor. We report under full editorial independence and have no external interference.
The Barents Observer follows the Code of Ethics of the Norwegian Press and the document Right and Duties of the Editor. We report under full editorial independence and have no external interference.
The Barents Observer follows the Code of Ethics of the Norwegian Press and the document Right and Duties of the Editor. We report under full editorial independence and have no external interference.
The Barents Observer follows the Code of Ethics of the Norwegian Press and the document Right and Duties of the Editor. We report under full editorial independence and have no external interference.
Ksenia Kipurova is an advisor at the regional office of the Norwegian Barents Secretariat in Arkhangelsk. Before she worked with international youth projects in the Barents region and was a member of ...
The Barents Observer follows the Code of Ethics of the Norwegian Press and the document Right and Duties of the Editor. We report under full editorial independence and have no external interference.
Arne Egil Tønset, born 1959 in Røros, Norway, is a freelance journalist and author living in Tromsø. He has been working for newspapers, radio and TV, mostly in Northern Norway and Russia since 1979.
Wenche Pedersen lives in Vadsø, northern Norway and works for the project Her High North. The Barents Observer follows the Code of Ethics of the Norwegian Press and the document Right and Duties of ...
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