People throughout the world have condemned the shooting and explosion which killed at least 91 people in Norway. Chinese netizens have expressed their blessings to the victims and have denounced the attacker.
Here are some comments made by politicians and world leaders about the attack on a Norwegian youth summer camp by a suspected far-right gunman which killed 85 people, hours after a bomb killed seven in Oslo.
The deadly twin attacks in Norway were greeted with an outpouring Saturday of sympathy and disgust across Europe and beyond, and generated calls to counter the far-right intolerance that may have motivated the assailant.
Sweden's intelligence service says it has increase security around the nation's main government buildings and the Norwegian embassy following Friday's blast and mass killing that shocked Norway.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Saturday extended condolences to Norweigian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg over Friday's deadly attacks in Norway that killed at least 91 people.
China condemned the violent attacks in Norway that have claimed at least 87 lives so far, Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu said Saturday.
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