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  1. Zelensky welcomed in Parliament and Witkoff returns to Norway

    After a hectic overnight trip to Oslo in an effort to prod US-brokered peace talks with Russia, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky received a warm welcome at the Norwegian Parliament on Wednesday.

  2. Oslo talks ‘positive’ for peace in Ukraine

    Tuesday’s sudden peace talks in Oslo may result in more diplomacy and less bullying as efforts continue to end Russia’s war on Ukraine.

  3. Flights over Oslo restricted as Ukraine summit gets underway

    Norwegian air space over Oslo and the neighbouring region of Romerike was partially closing on Tuesday, after news broke of a high-level meeting in Norway’s capital aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.

  4. Lengthy train strike finally over

    Train service in southern Norway was getting back to normal during the weekend, after locomotive engineers and state train operator Vy agreed on a new labour pact.

  5. Oil Fund ethics review stirs up a storm

    Reaction was swift and furious after a state commission handed over its proposals on Thursday for changes in the ethical framework and management of Norway’s huge sovereign wealth fund, known as the Oil Fund.

  6. Five Norwegians charged in NATO swindle

    Five Norwegians have been charged in an alleged swindle of NATO that’s been unraveling around Europe this week.

  7. Norway logs another football triumph

    Norwegian football players are on a roll.

  8. Restaurant picketed after offering bear meat on its menu

    Oslo’s recently renovated Restaurant Schrøder has won lots of attention over the years, not least as the hangout for the main character in Norwegian crime writer Jo Nesbø’s books.

  9. New Oslo prison to be priciest of all

    Norway is known for “caring” for those sentenced to prison instead of simply punishing them.

  10. More tobacco restrictions loom

    A new public health advisory council in Norway is calling for higher taxes and new age limits on the purchase of tobacco products, plus a ban on tax-free sales of tobacco and nicotine products at Norwegian airports.

  11. Train strike heads into mandatory arbitration

    After nearly a month of disruption on various train lines in Southern Norway, striking locomotive engineers were ordered into compulsory mediation this week.

  12. More Vikings score in top league action

    Another Norwegian football team has made its mark in the top leagues, and it’s even called Viking.

  13. Queen Sonja gets back to work

    Norway’s 89-year-old Queen Sonja was back on the job this week, right after the official mourning period for her husband, the late King Harald V, ended on October 9.

  14. Narvik wins new royal nod

    Of all the 357 municipalities in Norway, the country’s new monarch chose to make his first official visit this week to Narvik.

  15. Foreign minister corrects Trump after Nobel rant against Norway

    Norwegians woke up Saturday morning to hear the president of the United States on morning newscasts, publicly bashing their country.

  16. Peace Prize reaction rolls in

    Praise, criticism and some vicious reaction were all rolling in after the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced it was awarding this year’s Nobel Peace Prize to human rights advocate Navi Pillay, a judge on the International Court of Justice.

  17. Nobel Peace Prize committee hails importance of international law

    The Norwegian Nobel Committee sent a message to national leaders around the world, not least in the USA, when it announced this year’s winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.

  18. Inflation rate rises again

    Norway’s state statistics bureau SSB reported on Friday that the country’s consumer price index rose to 3.4 percent from September of last year to September this year.

  19. Telenor in trouble again

    Norway’s state-owned telecoms firm Telenor was back on the defense Thursday after problems with its mobile phone network ended up shutting down the country’s entire train system.

  20. Norway’s new king on his own as mourning period ends

    Norway’s royal family and their staff will be “gradually” getting back to official duties when their mourning period for the late King Harald V ends on Friday.

  21. Russian ‘activity’ doubled off Norway

    The Norwegian Air Force and its “Quick Reaction Alert” program with NATO have been busy monitoring a boom in Russian aviation activity close to Norwegian air space this year.

  22. Norway loses again, coach remains confident

    Norway’s national football team lost its third Nations League match in a row Sunday night, in competition that can determine seeding in the next European Championships.

  23. Train strike expands

    Nearly 700 train departures in southeastern Norway will be cancelled after an additional 26 locomotive engineers were called out on strike from Monday morning.

  24. Three ships collided off Ålesund

    Police and maritime authorities have launched an investigation after three ships collided off Ålesund on Norway’s west coast during the weekend.

  25. Lobster-trapping season off to a hopeful start

    Stricter rules and more lobster preservation areas in the waters around Norway have raised hopes for more lobsters in the traps allowed this year.

  26. Haaland sues Norwegian Air

    Norwegian football star Erling Braut Haaland has been making a lot of money in recent years, and clearly wants to maintain control over his name, branding and image for financial gain.

  27. Football heroes try again

    Norway’s national football team was heading into another match against Portugal Sunday night, after losing to Portugal at home in Oslo last weekend and then to Wales in Cardiff.

  28. Two killed when hunters in Halden became targets themselves

    The southern Norwegian municipality of Halden woke up Sunday morning to news of a fatal shooting at a local farm.

  29. Historic opening of Parliament

    PHOTO FEATURE: The annual and highly ceremonial opening of Norway’s new parliamentary session took on historic dimensions on Friday.

  30. Rød-Larsen regrets Epstein ties

    Former Norwegian diplomat Terje Rød-Larsen apologized earlier this week for the close ties he had for many years to the late billionaire and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

  31. ‘Epstein hearings’ put Norway’s foreign ministry on trial

    It’s being called everything from “embarrassing and tragic” to simply “very serious” for Norway’s foreign- and foreign aid ministries: All their top political leaders over the past 20 years were being questioned by the Norwegian Parliament’s disciplinary…

  32. Bitter loss for Norway’s football team

    After months of joy and victory, the Norwegian men’s national football team lost to mighty Portugal Sunday night, largely because of a mistake made by its otherwise revered goalkeeper.

  33. Glaciers melting at record speed

    The warnings of melting sea ice and glaciers have been coming for years.

  34. Norway urges reform at the UN, and facing ‘the monsters of our time’

    Norwegian government ministers just had a busy week at the United Nations, and share concerns that it’s caught in crisis.

  35. Train trouble rolls on

    UPDATED: Norway’s train system has been plagued by problems for years, much of it caused by inadequate maintenance of railroad infrastructure and the challenges that poses for various train operators.

  36. Norway’s football heroes row on

    The Norwegian men’s national football team scored again on Thursday night, three times against Denmark and enough to win their first match in Nations League action.

  37. More warnings on airport taxi swindle

    Officials at Norway’s gateway airport at Gardermoen (OSL) have been posting warnings in baggage claim areas about taxi swindle.

  38. Calls rise for new royal coin

    The dwindling use of cash in Norway may leave the country’s new King Haakon VIII as the first Norwegian monarch in a thousand years who’s not depicted on a Norwegian coin.

  39. Vast majority don’t report digital attacks

    Only 12 percent of businesses and organizations that have suffered digital attacks actually report them as data crime, according to a new survey conducted for Norway’s business security council NSR (Næringslivets sikkerhetsråd).

  40. Separate shootings may be connected

    Police in Oslo were investigating two separate shootings in the greater metropolitan area during the night.

  41. Interest rates rise again

    A need for “a somewhat tighter monetary policy stance” prompted Norway’s central bank to boost its key policy rate by another quarter-point on Thursday.

  42. Another revered royal laid to rest, and her dog, too

    UPDATED: Norway had to conduct its second royal funeral in just two weeks on Wednesday.

  43. International Space Station launched as possible Peace Prize winner

    It’s that time of year again, when Norwegian peace advocates, researchers and historians publicly speculate over who or what may win this year’s Nobel Peace Prize.

  44. US Embassy security guard loses his appeal of espionage charges

    A Norwegian appeals court has upheld a lower court’s decision to sentence a former guard at the US Embassy in Oslo to prison for spying.

  45. Strike cancels hundreds of trains

    Norwegians and tourists in Norway were suffering through more train trouble this weekend, after locomotive engineers for train company Vy went on strike.

  46. Norwegian runner shocked over own record

    Henriette Jæger seemed to be as surprised as everyone else, when she set a new record in London heading into the weekend.

  47. Troubles mount at Oslo’s ‘MUNCH’

    It’s enough to set off new screams: The City of Oslo’s popular but problematic museum devoted to Norwegian artist Edvard Munch has undergone budget cuts, layoffs and the loss of its director in the past few months.

  48. Svalbard ice keeps melting away

    New warnings have been literally pouring in about melting ice on and around Svalbard.

  49. Princess Astrid’s funeral set

    Funeral services for Norway’s Princess Astrid, older sister of the late King Harald V, have been set for September 23 at a local if large church near her family’s longtime home in Oslo.

  50. Authorities raid Telenor offices

    Oslo-based Telenor’s former operations in Myanmar came back to haunt the large telecoms firm once again on Tuesday, when it was raided by Norwegian police and formally charged with possible crimes against humanity.