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  • Northern Lights over Norway – nocomment

    The skies over northern Europe have been illuminated with an intense display of the northern lights after massive solar storms showered the Earth with… 27/01/2012

  • The threat of antibiotic resistance

    Retired teacher Lill-Karin Skaret counts herself lucky, after having a close call with a bacterium resistant to many antibiotics. The Norwegian grandmother… 15/11/2011

  • Norway may help euro zone if asked

    Norway says it would consider using some of its North Sea oil wealth to strengthen the euro zone rescue fund if asked. Norway’s finance minister Sigbjoern… 24/10/2011

  • Virtuoso Charlie Siem ‘obsessed by the violin’

    British violinist Charlie Siem is a fast-rising star in the world of classical music. The 25-year-old has just released his second album and is on tour in the… 06/10/2011

  • Norway: two dead on a cruise liner fire – nocomment

    Two people died after a cruise liner caught fire off Norway’s coast on Thursday. Police said four other people could also be missing. 16/09/2011

  • Atypical schools for different children

    For people living traditional lives in the jungles of Indonesia, nature can be a challenge. One organisation is setting up informal classes for nomads and… 02/09/2011

  • Flash flooding in Norway – nocomment

    Torrential rains caused severe flash flooding in Norway. All routes connecting southern and central Norway are closed because of the deluge. At least a dozen… 17/08/2011

  • Norway massacre: Oslo flower memorial cleared – nocomment

    The enormous amount of flowers, cards and other tributes remembering those killed in Norway’s attacks has been cleared from outside Oslo Cathedral. 03/08/2011

  • Norway reviews security after Oslo attacks – nocomment

    Oslo’s central station was evacuated early after a suspicious suitcase was discovered on a bus, and all train and bus services were halted. 28/07/2011

  • Norway mourns twin attack victims

    Flowers and candles are seen on the shore in front of Utoeya island, Northwest of Oslo July 25, 2011. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch 25/07/2011

  • Norway in mourning – nocomment

    Flowers being layed at Oslo Cathedral on Saturday in memory of those killed in Friday’s terror attacks. 24/07/2011

  • Norway bomb blast – nocomment

    Aftermath of the massive bomb blast outside government buildings in central Oslo. 22/07/2011

  • Singer Thomas Dybdahl goes stateside

    Norwegian singer/songwriter Thomas Dybdahl has released his first album in the US. “Songs” is a compilation of his work going back over a decade. He has… 21/07/2011

  • Longboard competition in Norway – nocomment

    Ekstremsportveko is the largest sport and music festival of its kind and takes place every year in Voss, Western Norway. This year, 140 riders joined the… 01/07/2011

  • Floods in Southern Norway – nocomment

    Torrential rain hit Southern Norway washing out bridges, setting off mudslides and leaving some communities isolated. 11/06/2011

  • Norway: find the Ugly Duckling

    Norway’s Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg watches a Mallard duck and its offspring cross a street near his official residence in the centre of Oslo… 26/05/2011

  • Climate change costing herders deer

    Olav Mathis Eira, reindeer herder in Norway. “My reindeer are almost a year old. They were very weak in the winter so we had to bring them home and feed… 04/04/2011

  • Erasmus goes global

    The EU has long been encouraging an exchange of ideas across its borders, hoping to engage young people in European affairs. A prime example is the European… 11/02/2011

  • Turning the Energy Tide

    A Norwegian inventor is developing a system that provides hydro-electric power on a non-industrial scale. Like many innovations, it came unsolicited from out… 02/02/2011

  • A can-size challenge for European students

    Flying your very own rocket with its model satellite – that was the challenge facing high-school students from all over Europe this summer for the first ever… 17/09/2010

  • Mystery over Norwegian dead herrings

    The appearance and disappearance of tens of thousands of dead fish has left Norwegian marine investigators puzzled. The herring carpeted a stretch of coast in… 04/01/2012

  • Clean-up starts after storms lash Norway

    Norway has been battered by powerful storms, causing widespread damage and disruption. Major landslides have swept away everything in their path. Roads… 28/12/2011

  • Back in the Day: team Amundsen reaches the South Pole

    December 14, 1911 A five-man team led by Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen become the first men to arrive at the South Pole. Amundsen, along with Olav… 13/12/2011

  • Nobel winner lambasts world over revolution in Yemen

    A woman awarded the Nobel Peace on Saturday has criticised the the lack of international support for the uprising in Yemen. Activist Tawakul Karman is from… 10/12/2011

  • “Insane” Breivik could avoid prison

    Psychiatrists in Norway have concluded that self-confessed killer Anders Behring Breivik is criminally insane. They say he was pyschotic when he carried out… 29/11/2011

  • Breivik declared “insane” by psychiatrists

    Court-appointed psychiatrists have concluded that Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 77 people in July, is criminally insane. Breivik, who has… 29/11/2011

  • Experts decide on the sanity of Anders Breivik

    Psychiatrists in Norway are to submit a report today on whether the gunman Anders Breivik was sane when he killed 77 people last July. If the experts decide… 29/11/2011

  • Norway bomb suspects plead not guilty

    Three men accused of a bomb plot in Norway have pleaded not guilty. The trio, all Norwegian citizens, who have suspected ties to al-Qaeda, are accused of… 15/11/2011

  • Norway killer appears in open court

    The anti-Muslim militant who confessed to slaughtering 77 people in Oslo in July appeared before a judge in the Norwegian capital on Monday. It was Anders… 14/11/2011

  • Victims’ relatives will attend Oslo gunman’s court date

    The Norwegian gunman who killed 77 people in July will make his first public court appearance on November 14th. An Oslo court ruled last week that Anders… 09/11/2011

  • Peace prize winners vow to continue their work

    The winners of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize have been talking about their work and what the award means to them. Three women shared the accolade –… 08/10/2011

  • Norwegian minister admits errors in killing spree response

    The scene of Norway’s killing spree that claimed the lives of 69 people in July has been shown to the media for the first time. This on the same day the… 03/10/2011

  • Two killed in fire on Norwegian cruise liner

    A fire on board a Norwegian cruise liner has killed two crew members and forced the evacuation of more than 200 passengers. The ship, the Nordlys, was close… 15/09/2011

  • Oslo massacre: one month on

    Monday marked one month to the day since Anders Behring Breivik launched his attacks on central Oslo and a Labour Party youth camp on Utoeya Island. Over… 22/08/2011

  • Isolation continues for ‘tortured’ Norway killer

    A judge has ruled that Anders Behring Breivik must remain in solitary confinement for another four weeks, ignoring complaints from the Norwegian mass killer… 19/08/2011

  • Norway’s mass killer takes part in a reconstruction

    Norwegian police have staged a reconstruction of self-confessed killer Anders Breivik’s shooting spree on Utoeya island. They took the 32-year-old… 15/08/2011

  • Norway: attacks overshadow local election campaign

    It will be no ordinary election, but these are extraordinary times in Norway. Standing side by side in solidarity with the victims of last month’s massacre… 13/08/2011

  • Norwegian police: we took wrong route to ‘massacre’ island

    Norwegian police have admitted they failed to chose the shortest route to the island of Utoeya after the alarm was raised over last month’s massacre. The… 10/08/2011

  • British student killed by polar bear

    A polar bear attacked a group of British campers on a Norwegian archipelago, killing a 17-year-old boy and seriously injuring four other people. Among the… 06/08/2011

  • Polar bear kills tourist in Norway

    In Norway one person is dead and another five injured after a polar bear attacked a group of tourists from Britain. It happened on Friday on the Artic… 05/08/2011

  • Sad day for a devastated country

    Mourners have gathered for the funeral of a victim of last week’s mass shooting in Norway. The grim reality is that this will be the first of many – 76 people… 29/07/2011

  • Norway attacks show rise of Islamophobia: OIC chief

    The anti-Islamic rhetoric of Anders Behring Breivik has put the Norway attacks on the agenda at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation conference in… 28/07/2011

  • Security alert lifted at Oslo railway station

    A security scare that sparked the evacuation of Oslo’s main railway station this morning has been lifted. Police say nothing suspicious was found. Train and… 27/07/2011

  • Muslims in Norway react to Oslo attacks

    In Oslo, Muslims have been reacting to the twin attacks and the claims that they were mounted to, “save Europe from Muslim invasion.” Anders Breivik, who… 25/07/2011

  • Breivik sent back to jail as police revise death toll

    Anders Behring Breivik will be kept in prison for at least the next eight weeks while prosecutors investigate his claims that he did not act alone. The… 25/07/2011

  • Norway holds silent commemoration for double attack

    Thousands of Norwegians have paid tribute to the victims of Friday’s double attack with a minute’s silence. Police have now revised down to 76 the total… 25/07/2011

  • Man admits to Norway massacre but denies guilt

    The 32-year-old Norwegian man suspected of Friday’s Oslo massacre has confessed to the bombing and shooting but has denied criminal responsibility.   Anders… 25/07/2011

  • Nordic countries pay tribute to double attack victims

    All Nordic countries have observed a minute’s silence for the victims of Friday’s double attack in Norway. A custody hearing for Anders Behring Breivik, the… 25/07/2011

  • Nordic states pay tribute to double attack victims

    All Nordic countries are observing a minute’s silence today for the victims of Friday’s double attack. In total, 93 people are said to have been killed but… 25/07/2011

  • Norway attacks: suspect set to explain why

    Self-confessed killer Anders Behring Breivik wants to wear a uniform and tell the world why he carried out Friday’s shocking bombing and shooting in… 25/07/2011

  • Norway mourners pay their respects long into the night

    Mourners in Oslo turned up at the city’s cathedral to pay their respects long into the night after Sunday’s mass for the victims in Friday’s deadly twin… 25/07/2011

  • Police in Norway defend themselves over massacre

    The Norwegian police have defended the time it took for them to respond to initial reports of the shooting on Utoeya. No helicopter was available so the… 24/07/2011

  • More details set to emerge about Norway killings

    More details are likely to emerge today of what drove self-confessed killer Anders Behring Breivik to murder dozens in Norway. Breivik is due in court in… 24/07/2011

  • Norwegian police defend their response time

    The Norwegian police have defended the time it took for them to respond to initial reports of the shooting on Utoeya. No helicopter was available so the… 24/07/2011

  • Norway united in mourning

    A memorial service has been held in Oslo Cathedral to remember the dozens of people who died in Friday’s twin attacks. Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg was… 24/07/2011

  • Norway massacre ‘a despicable act’

    As investigators piece together a profile of Anders Bering Breivik, the suspect from Friday’s twin attacks in Norway, their inquiries are likely to centre… 24/07/2011

  • Norway tragedy: day of remembrance

    Norwegians are due to hold a day of remembrance for the 92 victims of Friday’s island massacre and Oslo bomb attack. The grieving relatives of the teenagers… 24/07/2011

  • Norway mourns massacre victims

    Norway paid its respects on Saturday as it mourned the victims of a massacre that claimed as many as 98 lives. Police believe the death toll in the Oslo… 24/07/2011

  • Norway massacre suspect ‘admits attacks’

    The far-right activist suspected of carrying out Friday’s terror attacks in Norway will appear in court on Monday after admitting responsibility. Anders… 24/07/2011

  • Oslo attack sends clear message to Labour Party: analyst

    Many analysts are trying to understand what drove the suspect to carry out Norway’s twin attacks. For Mariano Aguirre from the Norwegian Peacebuilding… 23/07/2011

  • Profile of alleged Norway attacker

    The man charged with carrying out the twin attacks is said to be a former member of an anti-immigration party and the author of blogs criticising… 23/07/2011

  • Shock and tears reverberate through Norway

    Passers-by have gathered to pay their respects in the centre of the Norwegian capital. Oslo’s name will now be added to those of New York, London, Madrid… 23/07/2011

  • Norway Massacre: PM and royals visit families

    On Saturday, Norway’s Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg met the families and colleagues of the victims of Friday’s massacre on Utoeya island. He said the… 23/07/2011

  • Norway twin attacks: 92 dead

    The death toll from Friday’s twin attacks in Norway has risen to 92, say police.   At least 85 people were shot dead by a lone gunman at a youth camp on… 23/07/2011

  • Norway attacks motive: PM won’t speculate

    As Norwegians began to face up to the extensive loss of life from yesterday’s twin attacks in Oslo and Utoeya, Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg updated… 23/07/2011

  • 84 dead in Norwegian island shooting: police

    At least 84 people have been confirmed dead in the shooting spree at a youth camp on Utoeya island, Norwegian police said on Saturday. Officers said the… 23/07/2011

  • Norway attacks: island survivors tell of ordeal

    Survivors of Norway’s Utoeya island shooting have described how a summer camp organised by the ruling Labour party turned into a “war zone”. The teenagers… 23/07/2011

  • Norway PM vows not to bow to violence

    Norway will not be surrender its democratic values under pressure from violence, the country’s premier Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday. The Norwegian prime… 23/07/2011

  • 84 dead in Norwegian island shooting: police

    At least 84 people have been confirmed dead in the shooting spree at a youth camp on Utoeya island, Norwegian police said on Saturday. Officers said the… 23/07/2011

  • Norway shocked by double terror attacks

    Norway has been shocked after twin terror attacks killed at least 17 people on Friday. Police said late on Friday that at least nine or ten victims died in… 22/07/2011

  • Norway attacks: how they unfolded

    The Friday mid-afternoon peace in Oslo was shattered when an explosion ripped through the heart of the capital of Norway. Without warning the blast… 22/07/2011

  • Oslo witness: ‘It looks like a war zone’

    Norway police have said the explosion was caused by a bomb. The tangled wreckage of a car was visible outside one building. No-one has claimed… 22/07/2011

  • Norway reels after dual bomb and shooting attacks

    Police in Norway say seven people are known to have died in a huge explosion that ripped through central Oslo on Friday afternoon. They believe it was caused… 22/07/2011

  • Large explosion hits Oslo, injuries reported

    An explosion has rocked the centre of the Norwegian capital Oslo, and there are reports of many injured. It is said to have happened close to the offices of… 22/07/2011

  • Norway celebrates Constitution Day

    Norwegians have been celebrating their national holiday, known as Constitution Day. The Royal Family also joined in the festivities, appearing on the… 18/05/2011

  • Norway’s only marine reserve hit by oil spill

    Authorities in Norway on Friday struggled to contain an oil spill after an Icelandic cargo ship ran aground in the country’s only marine reserve. Officials… 18/02/2011

  • Jailed Liu Xiaobo awarded Nobel Peace Prize

    The Nobel Peace Prize 2010 has been awarded to Liu Xiaobo in his absence. The Chinese dissident is serving an 11-year jail sentence for subversive… 10/12/2010

  • China closes ranks over Nobel Peace Prize

    The international war of words over the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to a Chinese dissident will be a one-sided affair in China. National newspapers talk… 10/12/2010

  • Norway and Russia sign historic Arctic deal

    Russia and Norway have signed an Arctic border treaty that could open the way to potentially huge oil and gas reserves. The historic Barents Sea deal… 15/09/2010

  • Equality court in Norway rules hijab ban illegal

    A ban on Norwegian female police officers wearing Islamic headscarves has been ruled illegal. The Norwegian Equality Tribunal said the ban ran counter to… 21/08/2010

  • Global warming in Norway and Greenland

    In this edition of Science we look at ancient artefacts unveiled by melting ice in Norway, while in Greenland scientists drill deep into the ice to reveal the… 05/08/2010

  • Al Qaeda suspects held in alleged Norway plot

    Police in Norway say three men said to have links to Al Qaeda have been arrested. They are suspected of planning at least one attack. Two men were held in… 08/07/2010

  • Moscow and Oslo strike Barents border deal

    Russia and Norway say they have finally agreed to divide the Barents Sea. The preliminary deal was struck during a two day visit by president Dmitry… 27/04/2010

  • Russia and Norway cuddle up over key energy zone

    Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has travelled to Norway in an effort to finally unlock both country’s disputed gas and oil reserves, ending a decades old… 26/04/2010

  • War president defends peace prize

    President Obama has defended what he called the idea of ‘just war’ as he accepted the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. He acknowledged his critics who said… 11/12/2009

  • Obama defends use of force at Nobel award

    US President Barack Obama has defended the use of force at his acceptance speech for the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize. Speaking in Norway’s capital Oslo, Obama… 10/12/2009

  • Obama in Oslo for Nobel Prize

    US President Barack Obama has defended the use of force at his acceptance speech for the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize. Speaking in Norway’s capital Oslo, Obama… 10/12/2009

  • Another Munch work stolen, police say

    Police have confirmed a second lithograph by Norwegian painter Edvard Munch was stolen earlier this year. The news that The Breaking Away’ is now on an… 18/11/2009

  • Norway first EU country to raise interest rates

    Norway has become the first European country to raise its interest rates since the financial crisis bit hard a year ago. The country’s central bank… 28/10/2009

  • Cartoon Forum prize

    “Please Say Something” by David O Reilly won the Cartoon d’Or award at this year’s Cartoon Forum in Norway. The director said, “One thing that’s interesting… 29/09/2009

  • Cartoon characters meet in Stavanger

    Animation professionals from 28 countries are in Stavanger in Norway for the 20th Cartoon Forum. Set up to help talented artists turn their ideas into… 24/09/2009

  • Norway’s Stoltenberg wins second term

    Norway’s Prime Minister, Jens Stoltenberg, has started coalition talks with his partners following his re-election. The Labour leader’s centre-left… 15/09/2009

  • Labour claims victory in Norway

    Almost all the votes are counted, and barring a major upset, Labour is staying in power in Norway. It’s the first time in 16 years that a government has… 15/09/2009

  • Norway chooses centre-left govt again

    Norway’s centre-left coalition government are on course to return to power according to official projections made with virtually all of the votes counted. It… 15/09/2009

  • Norway chooses centre-left govt again: forecast

    Norway’s centre-left coalition government are on course to return to power according to official projections based on more than 80 per cent of the votes… 15/09/2009

  • Norway set for status quo in election

    As the first exit polls in Norway’s general election indicate the return of the centre-left government, Euronews has been assessing the implications for the… 14/09/2009

  • Oil wealth a knotty Norwegian problem

    Oil is a curse as well as a blessing – just ask a lot of Africans who see their wealth fuel violent dictatorships, but closer to home society in Norway is… 14/09/2009

  • Norway votes, but it’s too close to call

    The outcome of Norway’s general election is expected to be too close to call. The ruling left-leaning coalition is narrowly ahead but Prime Minister Jens… 14/09/2009

  • Norway’s Left on course for re-election

    Norway’s voting in what is expected to be a close general election between the ruling centre-left coalition and divided centre-right opposition. The… 14/09/2009


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