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We call on the parties to fully respect the Cessation of Hostilities agreement of January 23, 2014, and avoid all further violence. 
We call on the parties to fully respect the Cessation of Hostilities agreement of January 23, 2014, and avoid all further violence.
We urge the parties return to negotiations on 19 February prepared to compromise to achieve a peace agreement by March 5 and form a transitional government by July 1, 2015. 
We urge the parties return to negotiations on 19 February prepared to compromise to achieve a peace agreement by March 5 and form a transitional government by July 1, 2015.
The Troika believes that the publication of the Commission of Inquiry’s findings and its recommendations on accountability are necessary to ensure that such violence against civilians cannot be undertaken with impunity. 
The Troika believes that the publication of the Commission of Inquiry’s findings and its recommendations on accountability are necessary to ensure that such violence against civilians cannot be undertaken with impunity.
The people of South Sudan and in particular the victims deserve no less, and it will in the long run enable greater accountability and give rise to more robust political stability. 
The people of South Sudan and in particular the victims deserve no less, and it will in the long run enable greater accountability and give rise to more robust political stability.
The Troika (the United Kingdom, the United States and Norway) are profoundly disappointed by South Sudan’s leaders’ failure to reach a comprehensive peace deal at recent talks. 
The Troika (the United Kingdom, the United States and Norway) are profoundly disappointed by South Sudan’s leaders’ failure to reach a comprehensive peace deal at recent talks.
The members of the Troika (Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States) regret the Government of Sudan’s failure to create a free, fair, and conducive elections environment. 
The members of the Troika (Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States) regret the Government of Sudan’s failure to create a free, fair, and conducive elections environment.
Restrictions on political rights and freedoms that are contrary to the rights enshrined in the Sudanese Constitution, the lack of a credible national dialogue, and the continuation of armed conflict are among the reasons for the low participation and very low voter turnout in Sudan’s presidential and parliamentary elections. 
Restrictions on political rights and freedoms that are contrary to the rights enshrined in the Sudanese Constitution, the lack of a credible national dialogue, and the continuation of armed conflict are among the reasons for the low participation and very low voter turnout in Sudan’s presidential and parliamentary elections.
The outcome of these elections is not a credible expression of the will of the Sudanese people. 
The outcome of these elections is not a credible expression of the will of the Sudanese people.
We condemn all acts of violence by both the government and armed groups during the election period and continue to support those Sudanese who wish to peacefully advance a comprehensive and legitimate political process of dialogue aimed at ending the conflict, meaningful governance reform, and long-term stability. 
We condemn all acts of violence by both the government and armed groups during the election period and continue to support those Sudanese who wish to peacefully advance a comprehensive and legitimate political process of dialogue aimed at ending the conflict, meaningful governance reform, and long-term stability.
Joint Statement on Elections in Sudan 
Troika-uttalelse om valgene i Sudan
The text of the following statement was issued jointly by the Governments of the United States of America, the United Kingdom, and Norway. 
Følgende erklæring er avgitt av regjeringene i USA, Storbritannia og Norge i fellesskap:
"We also welcome the April 26 statements by President Salva Kiir and First Vice President Riek Machar calling for cooperation, reconciliation, and peaceful coexistence. 
"We also welcome the April 26 statements by President Salva Kiir and First Vice President Riek Machar calling for cooperation, reconciliation, and peaceful coexistence.
South Sudan's leaders must now put political differences aside and start the difficult task of rebuilding their country. 
South Sudan's leaders must now put political differences aside and start the difficult task of rebuilding their country.
While formation of the transitional government is a step forward, with thousands dead, widespread atrocities committed and millions displaced from their homes this is no time for celebration, but for new commitment to seize this second chance to reclaim the promise of South Sudan. 
While formation of the transitional government is a step forward, with thousands dead, widespread atrocities committed and millions displaced from their homes this is no time for celebration, but for new commitment to seize this second chance to reclaim the promise of South Sudan.
Today the international community stands united in urging the transitional government to start working for the people of South Sudan. 
Today the international community stands united in urging the transitional government to start working for the people of South Sudan.
The fighting must stop, decisive action must be taken to tackle the economic crisis and there must be full cooperation with the UN and humanitarian agencies to ensure aid reaches those in need; formal and informal impediments must be removed. 
The fighting must stop, decisive action must be taken to tackle the economic crisis and there must be full cooperation with the UN and humanitarian agencies to ensure aid reaches those in need; formal and informal impediments must be removed.
“The Troika countries, UK, US and Norway, will remain long term partners and friends of South Sudan’s people. 
“The Troika countries, UK, US and Norway, will remain long term partners and friends of South Sudan’s people.
We stand ready to support the transitional government if it shows it is serious about working for the good of the country and implementing the peace agreement in full. 
We stand ready to support the transitional government if it shows it is serious about working for the good of the country and implementing the peace agreement in full.
In that regard, decisions undermining provisions the parties agreed to in negotiations, such as not fully meeting obligations for women’s participation in the council of ministers, sets a concerning precedent at the beginning of the transition. 
In that regard, decisions undermining provisions the parties agreed to in negotiations, such as not fully meeting obligations for women’s participation in the council of ministers, sets a concerning precedent at the beginning of the transition.
We expect the transitional government to honour its commitments. 
We expect the transitional government to honour its commitments.
The people of South Sudan deserve nothing less.” 
The people of South Sudan deserve nothing less.”
“Together with my Troika colleagues, I welcome the long-awaited formation of South Sudan’s transitional government of national unity," said Foreign Minister Børge Brende. 
“Together with my Troika colleagues, I welcome the long-awaited formation of South Sudan’s transitional government of national unity," said Foreign Minister Børge Brende.
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Political Advisor Ane Hansdatter Kismul 
Pressebilder av politisk rådgiver Ane Hansdatter Kismul
The members of the Troika (Norway, UK and US) welcome the 29 January joint declaration of the AU, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (Igad) and the UN, on South Sudan. 
The members of the Troika (Norway, UK and US) welcome the 29 January joint declaration of the AU, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (Igad) and the UN, on South Sudan.
It expressed deep concern about the continuing spread of fighting and the risk of inter-communal violence escalating into mass atrocities, and the dire humanitarian situation in the country. 
It expressed deep concern about the continuing spread of fighting and the risk of inter-communal violence escalating into mass atrocities, and the dire humanitarian situation in the country.
We too call for an immediate cessation of hostilities in South Sudan. 
We too call for an immediate cessation of hostilities in South Sudan.
We applaud the declaration's call for a political solution emphasizing inclusivity and an active role for the AU High Representative toward ensuring that result. 
We applaud the declaration's call for a political solution emphasizing inclusivity and an active role for the AU High Representative toward ensuring that result.
We echo the commitment of the AU, Igad, and the UN to the Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (JMEC), and to further strengthen and enhance international cooperation in support of the South Sudan peace process. 
We echo the commitment of the AU, Igad, and the UN to the Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (JMEC), and to further strengthen and enhance international cooperation in support of the South Sudan peace process.
A joint statement dated 9 July 2010 by Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and UK Foreign Secretary William Hague on the final year of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) for Sudan. 
Utenriksminister Jonas Gahr Støre, Storbritannias utenriksminister William Hague og USAs utenriksminister Hillary Clinton har 9. juli gitt en felles uttalelse om det siste året for fredsavtalen for Sudan.
Today marks the beginning of the final year of Sudan’s landmark Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA). 
I dag er det ett år igjen av fredsavtalen for Sudan (Comprehensive Peace Agreement) som ble undertegnet i januar 2005.
This year will be a turning point in Sudan’s history. 
Året som kommer vil bli et vendepunkt i Sudans historie.
With just six months remaining until the referenda for Abyei and Southern Sudan are due to be held, a tremendous amount of work is required to ensure continued peace and stability in Sudan beyond the expiry of the CPA 
Med bare seks måneder igjen til folkeavstemningene som skal avholdes for Abyei-området og Sør-Sudan, kreves det en enorm arbeidsinnsats for å sikre fortsatt fred og stabilitet etter at fredsavtalen er utløpt.
The members of the Troika reaffirm our support for credible, peaceful referenda in January 2011, the outcomes of which are respected by all. 
Vi – medlemmene av troikaen - vil igjen bekrefte vår støtte til troverdige, fredelige folkeavstemninger i januar 2011, der resultatene blir respektert av alle.
We congratulate the members of the Southern Sudan Referendum Commission on their appointment and urge them quickly to begin planning this important event, and to take full advantage of the international assistance available. 
Vi gratulerer medlemmene av den sørsudanske folkeavstemningskommisjonen (Southern Sudan Referendum Commission) med sine verv og oppfordrer dem til å komme raskt i gang med planleggingen av folkeavstemningen og dra full nytte av den internasjonale hjelpen som er tilgjengelig.
We welcome the signing of the Mekelle Memorandum of Understanding on June 23 and the expected launch of formal talks on July 10. 
Vi ønsker velkommen programerklæringen som ble undertegnet i Mekelle, Etiopia, den 23. juni og igangsettingen av formelle samtaler som er forventet å starte 10. juli.
The Abyei referendum is an essential milestone of the CPA that cannot be overlooked and must be completed on time. 
Folkeavstemningen i Abyei er en viktig milepæl i fredsavtalen og må gjennomføres som avtalt.
It is critical that the parties focus on these vital challenges in order to ensure continued peace and stability. 
Det er av avgjørende betydning at partene fokuserer på disse sentrale utfordringene for å sikre fortsatt fred og stabilitet.
We are deeply concerned at the actions of the Sudanese Authorities since the election, which have further undermined civil and political rights, including the arrest of opposition politicians, journalists and peaceful protestors. 
Vi er dypt bekymret over at sudanske myndigheter etter valget, bl.a. ved arrestasjoner av opposisjonspolitikere, journalister og fredelige demonstranter, har undergravet sivile og politiske rettigheter.
We urge national and local authorities in the north, south, and Abyei area to ensure a conducive political environment in the lead up to the referenda. 
Vi oppfordrer nasjonale og lokale myndigheter både i Nord og i Sør samt i Abyei til å sørge for å skape et positivt politisk klima i tiden fram mot folkeavstemningene.
We remain deeply concerned by the Government of Sudan’s use of aerial bombings and local militias. 
Vi er fortsatt bekymret over den sudanske regjeringens bruk av bombefly og lokale militsgrupper.
Threats to humanitarian organisations and UNAMID personnel, and its impact on delivery of humanitarian assistance in Darfur, are unacceptable. 
Trusler mot humanitære organisasjoner og UNAMID-personell og de følger dette får for humanitær bistand i Darfur kan ikke aksepteres.
Parties must ensure safe and unhindered access of humanitarian organizations to populations in need. 
Partene må sikre humanitære organisasjoner trygg og uhindret tilgang til befolkningsgrupper i nød.
The next year presents great challenges but also great opportunities for Sudan. 
Det nærmeste året vil bringe store utfordringer, men også store muligheter for Sudan.
Troika Statement on the final year of the CPA (PDF) 
Troika Statement on the final year of the CPA (engelsk - pdf)
We are deeply concerned at the heightened tension between the Governments of Sudan and South Sudan. 
Vi nærer dyp bekymring over den tilspissede situasjonen mellom Sudan og Sør‑Sudan.
The Government of Sudan's announcement that it intends to stop the flow of South Sudanese oil transported via Sudan’s pipeline is in contravention of these agreements. 
Kunngjøringen fra Sudans regjering om at den akter å stanse transporten av olje fra Sør‑Sudan via Sudans rørledningsnett er i strid med september‑avtalene.
In particular, we condemn any military support being provided to rebel movements in Sudan or South Sudan. 
Vi tar i særdeleshet sterk avstand fra all militær støtte til opprørsbevegelser i Sudan eller Sør‑Sudan.
Such support is clearly in breach of both the spirit and the letter of the Addis agreements and should end immediately. 
Slik støtte er åpenbart i strid med Addis Abeba‑avtalenes ånd og bokstav og må opphøre umiddelbart.
Joint Statement on South Sudan 
Fellesuttalelse om situasjonen i Sør-Sudan (juli 2013)
Here is the text: 
Her er uttalelsen fra troikaen:
The members of the Troika (Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States) reiterate their strong support for the combined efforts of the African Union (AU), Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), and United Nations to end the conflict in South Sudan, and join in their recent calls on all armed parties, including the Government of South Sudan, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement in Opposition, and other armed groups, to commit to a ceasefire. 
The members of the Troika (Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States) reiterate their strong support for the combined efforts of the African Union (AU), Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), and United Nations to end the conflict in South Sudan, and join in their recent calls on all armed parties, including the Government of South Sudan, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement in Opposition, and other armed groups, to commit to a ceasefire.
The Troika welcomes the recent commitment by President Kiir to IGAD leaders to announce a unilateral ceasefire by government forces, and it calls upon him to ensure that his order is carried out immediately and in full effect. 
The Troika welcomes the recent commitment by President Kiir to IGAD leaders to announce a unilateral ceasefire by government forces, and it calls upon him to ensure that his order is carried out immediately and in full effect.
The Troika underlines that the dire humanitarian crisis in South Sudan is the direct result of the conflict and demands that all parties cease violence against humanitarian workers and obstruction of humanitarian assistance. 
The Troika underlines that the dire humanitarian crisis in South Sudan is the direct result of the conflict and demands that all parties cease violence against humanitarian workers and obstruction of humanitarian assistance.
Military offensives and the obstruction of lifesaving assistance must stop immediately in order to end the suffering and severe food shortages inflicted upon millions across South Sudan. 
Military offensives and the obstruction of lifesaving assistance must stop immediately in order to end the suffering and severe food shortages inflicted upon millions across South Sudan.
The Troika reiterates that there is no military solution to this conflict and that a durable end to the conflict will require a political process involving all the principal parties. 
The Troika reiterates that there is no military solution to this conflict and that a durable end to the conflict will require a political process involving all the principal parties.
An inclusive national dialogue, deemed credible by the South Sudanese people, could provide a means to redress root causes of conflict and build a true national consensus. 
An inclusive national dialogue, deemed credible by the South Sudanese people, could provide a means to redress root causes of conflict and build a true national consensus.
As President Kiir committed in announcing the planned national dialogue, it should supplement, and not replace, the core elements of the Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in the Republic of South Sudan. 
As President Kiir committed in announcing the planned national dialogue, it should supplement, and not replace, the core elements of the Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in the Republic of South Sudan.
The Troika endorses the ongoing efforts of AU High Representative Alpha Konar and UN Special Envoy Nicholas Haysom to encourage all parties to end fighting and engage in peaceful dialogue. 
The Troika endorses the ongoing efforts of AU High Representative Alpha Konar and UN Special Envoy Nicholas Haysom to encourage all parties to end fighting and engage in peaceful dialogue.
It also fully supports Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission Chairperson Festus Mogae's work towards a truly inclusive and effective process to implement the Agreement. 
It also fully supports Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission Chairperson Festus Mogae's work towards a truly inclusive and effective process to implement the Agreement.
In addition, the Troika endorses the work of the UN Mission in the Republic of South Sudan, and the deployment of its Regional Protection Force. 
In addition, the Troika endorses the work of the UN Mission in the Republic of South Sudan, and the deployment of its Regional Protection Force.
Lastly, the Troika notes the importance of breaking the cycle of impunity, and encourages further progress by the AU toward the rapid establishment of the Hybrid Court for South Sudan. 
Lastly, the Troika notes the importance of breaking the cycle of impunity, and encourages further progress by the AU toward the rapid establishment of the Hybrid Court for South Sudan.
Troika statement on South Sudan 
Uttalelse fra troikaen om Sør-Sudan
Read the statement (in English / in Arabic). 
Les uttalelsen her (på engelsk / på arabisk)
Sudan: The dialogue must include a representativ selection of the society 
Sudan: Troikaen mener alle samfunnsgrupper må inkluderes i dialogen
Read the statement. 
Les uttalelsen her.
We must acknowledge the obvious: Russia’s position as a key player in the Arctic as well as in shaping policies for the Arctic. 
We must acknowledge the obvious: Russia’s position as a key player in the Arctic as well as in shaping policies for the Arctic.
Norway and Russia have agreed on an important, fundamental principle– the importance of approaching this vast region on the basis of key principles of international law, Foreign Minister Støre said in his address. 
Norway and Russia have agreed on an important, fundamental principle– the importance of approaching this vast region on the basis of key principles of international law, sa utenriksminister Støre bl.a. i sitt innlegg.
NATO Parliamentary Assembly: The 77th Rose-Roth Seminar: Changes in the High North: Implications for NATO and Beyond. 
NATO Parliamentary Assembly: The 77th Rose-Roth Seminar: Changes in the High North: Implications for NATO and Beyond.
Tromsø, Norway, 22 June 2011. 
Tromsø, Norway, 22 June 2011.
Members of NATO Parliamentary Assembly, MPs, ladies and gentlemen, 
Members of NATO Parliamentary Assembly, MPs, ladies and gentlemen,
Welcome to Tromsø – the Arctic capital – well situated in the High North at almost 70 degrees north, 2200 km from the North Pole, the world’s northernmost university town. 
Welcome to Tromsø – the Arctic capital – well situated in the High North at almost 70 degrees north, 2200 km from the North Pole, the world’s northernmost university town.
Once when I was in Germany, at the Humboldt University, a scholar said to me that he regarded Schleswig-Holstein as the High North... 
Once when I was in Germany, at the Humboldt University, a scholar said to me that he regarded Schleswig-Holstein as the High North...
Slide: View of Tromsø (winter). 
Slide: View of Tromsø (winter).
Tromsø is an international centre for Arctic research. 
Tromsø is an international centre for Arctic research.
There are about 500 polar researchers in a number of research institutions, and all major research disciplines are represented. 
There are about 500 polar researchers in a number of research institutions, and all major research disciplines are represented.
Polar research has also contributed to making Tromsø an international town; more than 100 nationalities are represented. 
Polar research has also contributed to making Tromsø an international town; more than 100 nationalities are represented.
I am honoured to have the opportunity to address elected representatives of NATO’s member countries as well as representatives from Russia, Ukraine and other partners and associate members, as well as observers. 
I am honoured to have the opportunity to address elected representatives of NATO’s member countries as well as representatives from Russia, Ukraine and other partners and associate members, as well as observers.
And I am proud that we belong to a military alliance that has its own parliamentary assembly. 
And I am proud that we belong to a military alliance that has its own parliamentary assembly.
The assembly reflects the public strength of NATO as an alliance – and as an instrument of democracy and stability. 
The assembly reflects the public strength of NATO as an alliance – and as an instrument of democracy and stability.
The Norwegian Government has defined the High North as its number one foreign policy priority, and our goal is to ensure peaceful, sustainable and prosperous development in this region – through activity, presence and knowledge. 
The Norwegian Government has defined the High North as its number one foreign policy priority, and our goal is to ensure peaceful, sustainable and prosperous development in this region – through activity, presence and knowledge.
The High North is the part of Norway’s neighbouring areas where most change is taking place, where we have the most interests to safeguard, and where we have both a responsibility and the ability to make a difference. 
The High North is the part of Norway’s neighbouring areas where most change is taking place, where we have the most interests to safeguard, and where we have both a responsibility and the ability to make a difference.
And where we have high ambitions. 
And where we have high ambitions.
Today, I will devote my remarks to five issues; 
Today, I will devote my remarks to five issues;
First, the geopolitics of the North (it is a huge region), 
First, the geopolitics of the North (it is a huge region),
Second, the political and legal structure of the Arctic today, 
Second, the political and legal structure of the Arctic today,
Third, Norway’s relations with Russia, 
Third, Norway’s relations with Russia,