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Gustav Vigeland’s famous sculpture “Sinnataggen” (“The Angry Boy”) has been removed from Frogner Park for repairs after it was vandalized.
Gustav Vigeland’s famous sculpture “Sinnataggen” (“The Angry Boy”) has been removed from Frogner Park for repairs after it was vandalized.
The Norwegian Government Pension Fund, has invested in a major Dutch wind-power project, part of its commitment to renewable energy.
Husfliden, one of Norway’s largest bunad retailers, fears that a new shutdown in Viken County could lead to a bunad crisis ahead of 17th of May.
The Sámi language can now be used for routine reporting on NRK’s broadcasts as long as there are accompanying Norwegian subtitles.
With COVID-19 infections rising and a new lockdown in Oslo, the 17th of May children’s parade has been canceled for the second year in a row.
A recent survey from the Norwegian Directorate of Health shows the pandemic has had a considerable negative impact on the mental health of adolescents.
Demonstrations in protest of vaccines, COVID-19 measures, and restrictions have taken place in Oslo, Bergen, and Trondheim.
The summer villa of Norwegian composer Ole Bull on Lysøen, an island off the coast of Bergen, will be closed for restorations for the next two years.
The Norwegian parliament has once again been the victim of a cyber attack connected to vulnerabilities with Microsoft Exchange software.
Norwegians will be allowed to visit their mountain cabins for Easter, but many are advised to follow the same COVID-19 restrictions as at home.