Norway News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th January, and here’s your Norway daily news capsule.

- Protests in Iran escalate as death toll rises to 466, with strong international condemnation.

- Hundreds of federal agents are heading to Minneapolis amid ongoing ICE protests across the U.S.

- Vandalism reported at the Iranian embassy in Oslo, with a group breaching the premises.

- Education cuts spark outrage among students and educators, calling it a crisis situation.

- Thousands of tourists stranded in Finland due to extreme cold weather conditions.

- Investigation launched against Fed Chair Jerome Powell as gold prices soar amidst dollar weakness.

- Meteorologists warn of a significant weather shift with rain and slush expected in Oslo.

- Mobile emergency alerts will be sent out this week; stay tuned for updates.

- Hotel window falls from the 14th floor, narrowly avoiding a potential disaster.

- Vennesla experiences a baby boom, reporting the highest birth rates since 1966.

- Kyiv residents face freezing temperatures as Russian attacks disrupt power and heating.

- Putin celebrates Christmas with spies as winter conflict in Ukraine continues to falter.

- Ex-husband arrested for double murder in Ohio, raising community concerns.

- Last Kurdish fighters leave Aleppo following deadly clashes, marking a significant shift.

- Blake Shelton responds to rumors, setting the record straight about his personal life.

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