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The Parliament and the Folketing Stop Deepseek
The Norwegian parliament and the Danish parliament are stopping the use of Deepseek on devices that have access to the parliament's system. .
Norwegian party leader pokes fun at Expressen with clothing choice
When the Norwegian left-wing party Red's party leader got dressed this morning, she had Expressen in mind. .
The Norwegian Government Collapses: "Enough is Enough"
Norway's coalition government collapses, reports Norwegian media. Enough is enough, says Centre Party leader Trygve Slagsvold Vedum to VG.
The Hot Issue Threatening the Norwegian Government
The open conflict in the Norwegian government coalition is growing. The issue of dispute about the EU's fourth energy package threatens to break the cooperation.
The Opposition leads in Norway – The Progress Party largest
The opposition parties in Norway are growing and would get a clear majority if there were an election today, according to a new measurement. .
Financier donates millions to Norwegian right-wing parties
Billionaire Stein Erik Hagen, who founded the Norwegian food chain Rimi and is chairman of the food giant Orkla, is giving the Norwegian right-wing parties 14 million Norwegian kronor, writes VG. .
This is what happens in 2025
Donald Trump returns to the White House in Washington DC and Germany can get a new government. Sweden's women's football team plays the European Championship and the women's volleyball team gets the chance to participate in the World Championship for the first time.
Norway moves forward the time limit for free abortion
The Norwegian parliament has voted in favour of moving the boundary for free abortion from 12 to 18 weeks, that is, the period during which the pregnant woman herself can decide whether she wants to have an abortion or not. .
Millions of helpless people flee: "Want to go to Europe"
Starvation, mass murder, expulsion. Words are not enough to describe the humanitarian catastrophe that is ongoing in Sudan.
Norway doubles its support to Ukraine – surpassing Sweden
The Norwegian support to Ukraine against Russia's war of aggression is to be doubled next year, from 15 to 30 billion kronor. This is proposed by the government after a meeting in the Storting in Oslo.
Norway to the Sami: Apologize
Norway's government apologizes for the injustices inflicted on, among others, the country's Sami people, reports NRK. .
Norway wants to introduce a 15-year age limit for social media
The Norwegian government wants to introduce an age limit of 15 years to use social media. It sends a fairly strong signal, says Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
Peace Prize in Wartime – They Can Be Honored Today
The conflict in the Middle East is at the center of speculations about this year's peace prize, with UN organizations and Palestinian and Israeli peace activists among the favorites. For it's hardly likely that the Norwegian Nobel Committee will choose a Norwegian?.
Peace Prize in Wartime – They Can Be Honored in Oslo
The conflict in the Middle East is at the center of speculations about this year's peace prize, with UN organizations and Palestinian and Israeli peace activists among the favorites. For it is hardly likely that the Norwegian Nobel Committee chooses a Norwegian?.
Nobel Prize Facts Package 2024
Alfred Nobel (born 1833 in Stockholm, died 1896 in San Remo, Italy) is Sweden's most famous inventor and industrial leader. His most important invention was dynamite, which he patented in 1867.
Norwegian Government Wants to Expand Abortion Rights
Norway's government proposes to extend the right to free abortion from week 12 to week 18. "Today's abortion law has played an important role for women across the country for decades, and my goal is for the new abortion law to stand the test of time as well", says Health Minister Jan Christian Vestre (Ap) in a press release.
Agreement on new defence plan in Norway
The parties in the Storting are in agreement on a new long-term plan for Norway's defense that stretches until 2036. The government, led by Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre (Ap), presented the proposal in April and negotiations have been ongoing since then.
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