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People in the Oslo area are more positive about road tolls
A new survey shows that people in the Oslo area were more positive about road tolls last year than in the previous year, despite new stations and a changed tariff…
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Krekar’s lawyer asks for postponement until a new Justice Minister is appointed
Mullah Krekar’s lawyer has demanded that the issue of his client’s extradition to Italy must first be decided, now that the Frp or Progress Party is out of the…
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Fewer fighter jet scrambles last year
Norwegian fighter jets identified 83 Russian aircraft distributed over 38 alarm calls in 2019. This is a significant decline from the year before, writes ABC News. It is…
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Discovery of Polish man in Lier investigated as murder
At the end of July 2018, a 58-year-old Polish man was found dead by a cliff in Lier. The case is now considered an unresolved murder. This is stated in Kripos’ (National…
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Two NTNU researchers charged by PST
Two researchers at NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) have been charged by PST (Norwegian Police Security Service). It is suspected that the…
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The shooting down of the Ukrainian plane indicates that Iran was prepared for war
Defense chief Haakon Bruun-Hanssen believes that war was close when Iran fired missiles at two coalition bases after the Soleimani killing. During a speech at the Oslo…
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New Norwegian force to Iraq as planned
Norwegian soldiers remain on an American drone base in Iraq, despite the fact that the country’s authorities have asked foreign forces to leave the country. Norway has…
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Climate verdict falls on Thursday
The verdict in the appeal case for exploration drilling in the Barents Sea falls on Thursday. In the district court, the environmental organizations lost. When the…
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Princess Ingrid Alexandra is 16 years old
Princess Ingrid Alexandra is 16 years old Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s daughter, who is second in the line of succession to the Norwegian throne, has turned 16. The…
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Listhaug dismisses leadership debate
Progress Party deputy leader Sylvi Listhaug believes that the election of a new party leader is not a topic now. – “I mean this is not a topic now. I think the theme…
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Hagen open for Jensen to step down
FrP-senior member Carl I. Hagen believes it is natural to consider whether Siv Jensen should continue as party leader now that the party is out of government. Hagen…
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Crown Prince Haakon flies to Israel to mark 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau
Together with a number of other world leaders, Crown Prince Haakon will attend the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau in Jerusalem on Thursday. On…
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Ulstein visit Malawi
Political meetings and a closer look at how Norwegian aid contributes, are on the agenda when Minister of International Development Dag-Inge Ulstein (KrF/Christian…
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Listhaug: Frp will now conduct its own policy
In the future, it will be up to the Government to pursue a policy that the Progress Party can support, says Deputy Speaker Sylvi Listhaug. Listhaug emphasises to NTB…
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Government outrage causes Bollestad to drop Malawi travel
Olaug Bollestad, the first deputy leader of the Christian People’s Party, was originally scheduled to travel to Malawi on Monday, but canceled the trip because of…
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Government crisis: Frp leaves the Government
Siv Jensen takes the Progress Party out of Government, but believes Prime Minister Erna Solberg (H) is still the right person to lead the country. – “I led us into this…
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Eriksen Søreide: – Joint responsibility to keep the memory of the Holocaust is shared
“Remembering the Holocaust and preventing something similar from happening again is part of our shared responsibility,” says Foreign Minister Ine Eriksen Søreide (H). On…
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The fire department in Oslo had 9,400 unnecessary emergency calls last year
Every day of the year, the fire service in Oslo gets called to 26 fire reports that are not real fires. The crews at Oslo’s eight fire stations and 110-sentral completed…
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Still fewer children in rural Norway
Three out of four of the Norwegian municipalities have fewer one-year-olds than 30 years ago. During the same period, there were 3,400 more one-year-olds in Norway. The…