A World War II thriller
Rigmor Swenson tells the little-known story of the risky rescue of Norway’s national gold from Norway to Canada during the Nazi invasion in April 1940.
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Passage to Sweden
A new documentary from Suzannah Warlick tells the story of the European Jews that escaped to freedom through Sweden during World War II.
Editor’s Notes
We “Look to Norway” in this special issue sharing 17th of May photos from subscribers, a reminder of the special relationship between Norway and the U.S.
Push to save Oslo’s old buildings
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.
Anti-Israelism and antisemitism in Norway
Bjarte Ystebø examines the trends of anti-Israelism and anti-Israel behaviors in Norwegian politics, education, culture, and religion.
Children to eat more fish
A new program from Norway’s Ministry of Fisheries and Coastal Affairs aims to improve nutrition and dietary habits with seafood for children.
Gro Harlem Brundtland hedret
The University of Tromsø awarded an honorary doctorate to Gro Harlem Brundtland, humanitarian and Norway’s first female prime minister.
A note from Gyri Tveitt
Gyri, the daughter of famed Norwegian composer Geirr Tveitt, tells readers about her home, Tveit farm, in Hardanger and her 17th of May traditions.
Travel starts to open up
The Norwegian government eased entry restrictions for travelers arriving from the UK, EEA, and Schengen countries with low infection rates.
Kongefamilien hilser fra slottet
The royal family, keeping tradition, greeted the Norwegian people from the palace balcony on May 17, despite rainy weather and restricted crowds.
