Norway News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd January, and here’s your Norway daily news capsule.

Witnesses describe the fire in Switzerland as a horror movie, with dozens dead in the New Year blaze.

Cold temperatures hit the entire country, with Finnmark experiencing its coldest weather since 2019.

Zelenskyy warns the world must stop Russia's war, or it will drag everyone into conflict.

Two people are homeless after a house fire in Nord-Fron, as flames spread from a garage.

Greenland's leader asserts the territory cannot be annexed, sending a clear message to Trump.

Authorities have sent out all personnel as icy conditions make driving hazardous across the region.

A search is underway for a young man missing from a New Year’s Eve party in Tromsø.

Girls from Isfjorden received a response from Støre in his New Year’s speech, highlighting local concerns.

Dozens of dogs escaped on New Year’s Eve, with a Facebook group helping to locate them.

Protests continue in Iran, with government buildings under attack amid rising tensions.

Record year for the world's richest, as tech billionaires see massive increases in their fortunes.

Wall Street closed the year down, with cautious trading on the last day of the market.

Frustrated Haaland misses a crucial chance as Manchester City stumbles in the title race.

Norway experiences its weakest New Year ski jump in 24 years, with all competitors outside the top 15.

Canadian athlete takes first victory in a windy ski jump event, as Norway faces criticism.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!