Norway News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th August, and here’s your Norway daily news capsule.

Norway prepares for economic conflict as it responds to U.S. tariffs.

Air traffic controller strike ends; who won the battle over work hours and safety?

Crown Prince Haakon leaves hospital; the King’s health remains a serious concern.

In memory of Tamima, one year after her tragic death; calls for action against racism.

Norway to allocate 85 billion kroner to Ukraine next year amid ongoing conflict.

Oil giants aim for major discoveries on the Norwegian continental shelf.

Defense ministry denies allegations of theft involving moose signs in Troms.

Pistol threat reported in Oslo; authorities are investigating the situation.

New statistics show 3,605 deportation cases in the last five years.

Russia reportedly testing fully AI-controlled attack drones, according to Ukraine.

Supreme Court grants Trump a temporary victory regarding mail-in voting issues.

U.S. demands all nations cut economic ties with Iran amid rising tensions.

Finland's president has been evacuated due to safety concerns.

Wall Street sees mixed results as semiconductor stocks and sanctions weigh on markets.

Salmar reports strong earnings, with a 1.2 billion kroner operating result in Q2.

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