Category: News

Birth rates in Norway have increased by 4.4% compared to last year, taking many statisticians by surprise given the uncertainty of the pandemic.

After a surge of scooter-related accidents, the Oslo City Council is rolling out new regulations to limit the number of electric scooters in the capital.

Norway saw an upswell in international travelers without COVID-19 passports after travel restrictions and entry regulations were eased on July 5.

Norway is now part of the EU’s solution for allowing foreign travel: using coronavirus certificates so travelers can prove they are fully vaccinated.

A previously unknown painting by Nikolai Astrup will be on display at the Clark Art Institute in the first ever exhibition of Astrup’s works in America.

June 23 marked the 30th anniversary of King Harald and Queen Sonja’s consecration in Nidaros Cathedral in 1991. Take a look back on the historic day.

After several postponements, the New National Museum in Oslo finally has an opening date, and it’s less than one year away.

Norway plans to continue oil drilling for the next several decades, despite environmental concerns and criticism from abroad.

Norway and the United Kingdom have reach a new post-Brexit free trade agreement after nearly a year of negotiations between the two governments.

Oslo’s city council hopes to preserve and reuse several of the city’s old buildings as part of its effort to reach its climate goals.