Every fifth second, a child dies somewhere in the world
Every five seconds, a child dies somewhere in the world,but the good news is that child mortality is falling shows a new UN report. …
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47% of children in family law cases are from immigrant families
One in five don’t think the interest rate will rise
Labour wants access to the wage terms
Nine out of ten, ten year olds have smartphones
Norwegians not among the ten happiest nations on earth
Alladin, a refugee from Syria
Great interest in Hyperloop collaboration
Young gay men receive a free HPV vaccine
Google Assistant in Norwegian
Google launches voice assistant in Norwegian Google Assistant starts to understand and speak Norwegian on mobile phones and tablets as of today, Tuesday. Google…
New safe mobile phone battery
Soon you can leave your phone charging safely at night. The Institute of Energy Technology (IFE) has researched a new type of battery that…
Red ensures Red-Green majority in poll
Red ensures a Red-Green majority in an NRK poll A poll indicates a Red-Green majority in the Norwegian Parliament if the elections were held now….
Refund of customs duty and VAT
Refund of customs duty and VAT in Norway If you return goods to the sender abroad because of errors or deficiencies, you can apply for…
Caught with 103,000 cigarettes
Stopped with 103,000 cigarettes at the border A customs patrol from Kongsvinger was suspicious of a Skoda station car which drove into Norway over Vestmarka…
Frankfurt must introduce diesel ban
The German city of Frankfurt must introduce a ban on diesel vehicles in order to improve air quality a German court has settled. The…
Cross-border trade on the rise again
Cross-border trade with Sweden is on the rise again Norwegians traded across the border for NOK 15.1 billion from the summer of 2017 until the…
Mayors get no promises regarding predators
Mayors get no promises regarding predators from the PM The Prime Minister of Norway, Erna Solberg (Conservatives), is responsive to the problems the predators bring…
1 in 4 adults in the world work-out too little
More than a quarter of the world’s adult population is at a higher risk of dying of diabetes and cancer due to lack of exercise…
Orkla Foods cuts out cage eggs
Orkla Foods cuts out eggs from hens in cages Orkla Foods Norway has decided to switch to using only free-range eggs in its products before…
Committee for control of fisheries
Work on future control of fisheries has started In June, the Government set up a committee to see how Norway can get better control of…