Norway News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th January, and here’s your Norway daily news capsule.

Nobel Committee faces backlash after awarding Peace Prize medal to Trump.

Denmark responds to U.S. threats over Greenland, calling them unwise and problematic.

Iran halts 800 executions, but family remains unreachable amid rising tensions.

Food giants face scrutiny as officials compare them to mafia practices.

Trondheim's Right Party decides on new traffic regulations, leaving residents frustrated.

Equinor receives green light to continue major offshore wind project in the U.S.

Arfan Bhatti awaits sentencing today for his connections to Taliban activities.

Politicians flip 15 votes from no to yes, facing criticism for lax local governance.

Ukraine declares a state of emergency following Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.

Venezuela's leader describes recent talks with Trump as constructive and promising.

Harry Styles announces new album release after a four-year hiatus.

Hans Zimmer set to compose music for the upcoming HBO Harry Potter series.

Wall Street sees gains as Nasdaq rises nearly one percent amid market recovery.

Silver prices soar, causing concern among investors as market volatility continues.

Nintendo Switch 2 surpasses four million sales in Japan, outpacing GameCube and PS5.

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