Norway News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th July, and here’s your Norway daily news capsule.

Trump threatens to attack Iran's power facilities next week amid tensions over Hormuz Strait.

PST reports Breivik's "saint status" has increased over the past seven years.

Speculations arise following the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, likely from an aortic rupture.

Putin admits to a fuel crisis and vows revenge after Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian ships.

A researcher warns that the "hellish caterpillar" could invade Norway, though the threat is low.

Prosecutors drop appeal, allowing Marius Borg Høiby to remain under house arrest at Skaugum.

Fire danger prompts closure of public fire pits as authorities urge caution across many areas.

Challenging fire conditions reported in Bamble as wildfires spread across multiple regions.

The oil strike ends as parties agree on a voluntary wage settlement, easing tensions in the sector.

British police confirm the Widdecombe murder was a targeted attack, dismissing political motives.

Aker BP reports significant profits, driven by rising oil prices in the second quarter.

Norwegian airline posts a loss of 761 million kroner in the second quarter, impacting stock performance.

Spain dominates France in the World Cup semifinal, leaving French fans disappointed.

England coach Tuchel defends his nationality amid criticism following the team's performance.

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