Øystein Tunsjø
Øystein Tunsjø is a prominent Norwegian professor known for his expertise in economics, particularly in the context of European economic performance. Recently, he made headlines for his critique of the common narrative surrounding the eurozone's economic growth, asserting that it has been misrepresented in various media outlets. His views highlight a more nuanced understanding of economic indicators, emphasizing that, contrary to popular belief, the eurozone has experienced significant growth in gross domestic product (GDP) and employment rates over the past two decades.
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Øystein Tunsjø is a professor at the Institute for Defense Studies, arguing that the world may be returning to a bipolar structure with the USA and China as power poles.
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Professor Øystein Tunsjø argues that the world is moving towards a bipolar structure with the USA and China as power poles.
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Professor Øystein Tunsjø commented on the use of Chinese electric buses by the military in Norway.
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Øystein Tunsjø is a member of the Defense Commission and a professor.
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Øystein Tunsjø is a professor and leader of the Asia program at the Institute for Defense Studies.
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Professor Øystein Tunsjø argues about the role of the EU in Norway's security strategy.
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Professor Øystein Tunsjø writes in a column in Aftenposten that the eurozone has hardly had economic growth in the last two decades.
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