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Ex-professor at Norway’s NTNU indicted for breaking the sanctions against Iran

A former professor at NTNU in Trondheim has been charged with inviting four Iranian citizens as guest researchers without having cleared it with the institute's…

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A woman in her 40s rode an electric scooter on the E18: “Not allowed”

A woman in her 40s will likely be fined after she was caught driving an electric scooter on the E18 at Tvedestrand on Sunday.

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PM Støre to participate in Oslo Pride on September 10

Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre (AP) will take part in the rainbow parade during Oslo Pride on September 10.

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DNT is concerned about children’s outdoor activities

The increase of time spent in front of screens and playing indoor games, as well as more families with poorer personal finances, worry the Norwegian Trekking Association…

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Ex-professor at Norway’s NTNU indicted for breaking the sanctions against Iran

A woman in her 40s rode an electric scooter on the E18: “Not allowed”

PM Støre to participate in Oslo Pride on September 10

DNT is concerned about children’s outdoor activities

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Police: More and more young people in Oslo are arming themselves with knives

PM Støre discusses price cap on gas in Financial Times interview

NHH professor says Norwegians should be happy about high electricity prices

Two men seriously injured in two stabbing incidents at Furuset in Oslo

There are now more than 5,000 fast charger points along Norwegian roads

Norwegian government refuses to change electricity support level for farmers

Almost 2 million passengers traveled with Norwegian in August

Norwegian municipalities may lose the right to introduce local begging bans

Greenpeace criticizes Equinor top official

Sweden takes action against energy crisis – gives billions in liquidity guarantees to Nordic and Baltic electricity companies

One person dies in Trøndelag landslide

Norwegian government allocates additional 500 million kroner to public transport

Equinor top official believes oil opposition has contributed to the energy crisis

Equinor finalizes Russia exit

A total of 40 people drowned in Norway this summer

Toll rates in Oslo set to increase today