Sámi National Day is celebrated in Norway
On Feb. 6, the Sámi National Day was marked by two large events celebrating Sámi culture, hosted by the mayors of Tromsø and Oslo.
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Norway leads the way for stronger defense
The Norwegian government plans to buy ammunition for NOK 2.6 billion from Nammo, an ammunitions manufacturer, to provide support for Ukraine.
The world’s oldest rune stone is found at Tyrifjorden, Norway
The world’s oldest rune stone was discovered by the Tyri fjord in Trøndelag, Norway, believed to be up to 2,000 years old.
No Mission: Impossible on Svalbard
The producers of the eighth Mission: Impossible film have requested to film on Svalbard, but Norway has declined.
How life in Norway is changing in 2023
The Local reports on some expected changes in Norway in 2023 that will affect work, education, travel and other elements of life.
Groundbreaking nature agreement at COP15
Negotiators at COP15 in Montreal, Canada, agree on a groundbreaking nature agreement to protect the world’s land and seas until 2030.
Norway says “Yes” to the United Nations’ Central Emergency Response Fund
Norway has said “Yes” to the United Nations’ Central Emergency Response Fund, pledging continued support.
Annie, a new Norwegian Christmas classic
The Folk Theater in Oslo, Norway, plans
to establish the Annie musical as new Christmas tradition on stage, starting in November 2023.
Government presents budget for 2023
The Norwegian government releases its budget for 2023 that includes “tough measures,” according to Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
Princess Märtha Louise ends her official duties for the royal palace
Princess Märtha Louise is ending her official duties for the royal palace but will retain the title of princess, the king and queen confirm.
