
Oslo registers 41 new corona infection cases in last 24 hours
On Friday, a total of 41 new coronavirus cases were registered in Oslo - five fewer than the day before.
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On Friday, a total of 41 new coronavirus cases were registered in Oslo - five fewer than the day before.

In a recent survey, four out of ten Norwegians answered that they would use the new state-sponsored infection tracking app.

The European Union (EU) has imposed sanctions on 40 Belarusian officials, who are now denied entry into the EU.

Next week, the new rapid coronavirus tests will arrive in Norway.

On Saturday, Trondheim will once again have a Catholic bishop.

It didn't take long for Siv Jensen, the leader of the Progress Party (FRP), to react to the news - and she was not happy with the government's decision.

Erna Solberg wished US President Donald Trump a swift recovery after it was confirmed that he was infected with the coronavirus.

After it was confirmed that US President Donald Trump tested positive for the coronavirus, Labor Party leader Jonas Gahr Støre wished him a quick recovery.

The debate is already underway in the Liberal Party, following a proposal from the program committee to reintroduce inheritance tax.

On Friday, Crown Prince Haakon delivered his first speech at the opening of the Norwegian parliament (Storting).

At midnight, a total of 14,148 corona-infected people were registered in Norway.

In the first six months of the year, the number of house burglaries fell by more than 14% compared with the same period last year.

The Norwegian government dropped the requirement for visible ears on passport photos.

King Harald has been present during the opening of 56 of the 164 parliaments throughout Norway's history.

The Gjøa platform and five other oil fields in the North Sea will be affected by the trade union Lederne's expansion of the oil strike on Sunday.

After more than ten days, the bus strike is over. The parties reached an agreement at 7 o'clock on Thursday.

The Norwegian Sports Confederation (NIF) has presented its new guide which for dealing with racism.

Only four people died in traffic in September, compared to ten in the same month last year.