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Outgoing NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg suggests the alliance could have done more to arm Ukraine before Russia's 2022 invasion. He emphasizes the need for negotiations to end the conflict.
Nine European countries express strong opposition to the IMF's decision to restart consultations with Russia, citing concerns about the Fund's reputation and potential impact on support for Ukraine.
A 20,000-piece coin collection, valued at $74 million, from Danish butter magnate Lars Emil Bruun is set for auction in Copenhagen. The century-old collection includes rare coins dating back to the Viking age.
Jens Stoltenberg, outgoing NATO Secretary General, set to chair the prestigious Munich Security Conference. This transition marks a significant shift in leadership for both NATO and the annual defense forum.
Afghanistan's embassies in Norway and the UK are closing, highlighting diplomatic challenges since the Taliban's return to power. The closures reflect ongoing tensions between the new regime and former government representations abroad.
Norwegian police conclude that the death of Hvaldimir, a beluga whale found with a harness in 2019, was not caused by human activity. Autopsy reveals a stick in its mouth and an empty stomach.
A well-known beluga whale found dead in Norway sparks controversy. Police find no evidence of shooting, contradicting animal rights groups' claims. The whale's origin and purpose remain subjects of speculation.
A series of golden eagle attacks in southern Norway, including one on a toddler, has puzzled experts. The bird, believed to have a behavioral disorder, was killed after multiple incidents.
China's President Xi Jinping and Norway's PM Jonas Gahr Stoere discuss expanding cooperation in green energy and other sectors. Xi also comments on the ongoing Ukraine crisis, emphasizing dialogue.
A South Korean commission has revealed evidence of forced infant adoptions from government facilities between the 1960s and 1980s. The report exposes human rights violations and the exploitation of vulnerable individuals.
Former President Trump suggests creating a U. S. sovereign wealth fund, despite economic challenges. Experts question the feasibility and potential risks of the proposal amidst existing budget deficits.
A small Norwegian town's pursuit of Chinese investment in its strategic port near Russia sparks national security concerns. The case highlights the growing tension between local economic interests and geopolitical considerations.
Norway's sovereign wealth fund supports a proposal for Nike to examine worker agreements in high-risk countries. The fund, Nike's ninth-largest shareholder, will vote on this and other issues at the upcoming annual meeting.
Switzerland moves closer to a landmark free trade agreement with India, potentially opening up vast market opportunities. The deal, involving EFTA countries, aims to boost Swiss exports and secure significant investment.
Recent events include a Biden-Harris campaign rally, protests in Israel, Venezuelan political tensions, and Paralympic achievements. Updated COVID-19 vaccines face cost issues for some Americans.
Hvaldimir, the friendly beluga suspected of being a Russian asset, has died in Norway. Known for his sociable nature, the whale's death at 14-17 years old has saddened many who followed his journey.
A beluga whale, once suspected of being a Russian spy, has been found dead in southern Norway. The whale, named Hvaldimir, had been monitored since its discovery in 2019.
A beluga whale, nicknamed Hvaldimir and suspected of being a Russian spy, has been found dead in southern Norway. The friendly cetacean had captivated locals since its first appearance in 2019.
Princess Märtha Louise of Norway married Durek Verrett, a self-proclaimed shaman, in Geiranger. The event, attended by royals and celebrities, sparked controversy due to the couple's alternative beliefs and commercial deals.
Princess Martha Louise of Norway married American spiritual guru Durek Verrett in Geiranger. The event faced criticism for its commercialization, following the princess's decision to step down from royal duties.
Security officials from seven European nations briefed Norwegian energy executives on potential Russian threats to critical infrastructure. Officials stress vigilance despite no immediate evidence of planned attacks.
Finnish engine maker Wartsila partners with Norwegian firms to convert a platform supply vessel to run on ammonia fuel. The project aims to reduce maritime carbon emissions significantly.
Norway's government aims to extend the legal abortion limit from 12 to 18 weeks, aligning with current practices. The proposal needs parliamentary approval, with 80 lawmakers currently supporting the change.
Norway approves production of its artillery ammunition in Ukraine, boosting NATO's support efforts. This move aims to accelerate supply to Ukrainian forces amid ongoing conflict.
A NATO air base in Geilenkirchen, Germany, remains at high alert due to intelligence indicating a potential threat. The base, housing surveillance planes, operates with minimal staff as precaution.
Foreign policy influences U. S. presidential race as voters express concerns about global issues. Changes in personnel and strategy highlight ongoing challenges in international relations.
Sweden and Denmark to summon tech companies over online gang recruitment ads. Ministers express concern about platforms facilitating youth crime across Nordic borders.
Sweden's brown bear hunting season begins with 486 licenses issued, raising concerns among conservationists about population decline. The controversial decision contrasts with Norway's hunting ban.
Tap water at a Cologne military base declared safe following sabotage concerns. Tests confirm water quality meets German standards, allowing normal consumption to resume at the strategic facility.
Mediators in Qatar continue efforts for Gaza cease-fire as Palestinian death toll surpasses 40,000. Norway closes West Bank office following Israeli diplomatic restrictions.