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The One-Meter Rule from Trondheim. The Municipality Sets an Example for All of Norway
14.03.2026 09:22New rules for restaurant outdoor seating have been introduced in Trondheim. Establishments can place tables and chairs up to one meter from the building wall without submitting an application and without fees. The solution has been called "Trondheimsmeteren" (the one-meter rule from Trondheim). ...Show more
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The oil market reacts to geopolitical tensions. The result may be a rise in global inflation
13.03.2026 12:13Oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz has almost completely stopped following the outbreak of war in the Middle East. According to a report by the International Energy Agency, this could be the largest disruption to global oil supplies in history. Analysts warn of a sharp rise in fuel prices and ...Show more
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Norway in the Crosshairs of the USA. Accusations of "Harming the American Economy" in the Background
13.03.2026 09:07The USA has launched an investigation into 16 countries, including Norway. Washington wants to determine whether trade policies are harming the American economy. The report also raises allegations of an "artificially undervalued" Norwegian krone. Show more
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War Hits Agriculture. Fertilizer Sales Suddenly Halted in Norway
12.03.2026 14:01The conflict with Iran may impact the global food system. In Norway, fertilizer sales to farmers have been suspended. Only those who placed orders earlier will receive deliveries. Show more
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Snow is melting faster than usual. An unusual March changes the situation before Easter
12.03.2026 09:02March 2026 has brought exceptionally mild weather to Norway. In many regions, temperatures are significantly above long-term averages. In Tromsø, the warmest start to March in recorded history has been observed. Meteorologists point out that this situation may threaten snow conditions ahead of ...Show more
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Will Norwegians Feel Relief in Their Wallets? Government Makes New Promise for 2027
11.03.2026 15:08The Norwegian government is starting work on the state budget for 2027. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre and Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg have announced that one of the main goals is to improve the financial situation of citizens. At the same time, they emphasize the need to make tough ...Show more
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More Expensive Flights Ahead. Airlines Respond to Sharp Rise in Fuel Prices
11.03.2026 09:02Rising oil and jet fuel prices are beginning to affect ticket prices. More and more airlines are considering or have already implemented fare increases. Norwegian does not rule out price changes. SAS has introduced a temporary fuel surcharge on some flights. Show more
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Surprising news about inflation in Norway. What will Norges Bank do?
10.03.2026 14:28Inflation in Norway has slowed down. In February 2026, the increase in consumer prices amounted to 2.7 percent year-on-year, according to data published by Statistics Norway (SSB). The slowdown followed a high inflation reading in January. Show more
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Norway prepares for spending cuts. Against the backdrop of wars and an aging population
10.03.2026 09:04Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg announces state spending cuts. The government is preparing for tough decisions ahead of work on the next budget. The reasons are rising social welfare costs and an uncertain international situation. Show more
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The World Holds Its Breath. Oil Prices Rising at Fastest Pace in Years
09.03.2026 14:59Oil prices are surging sharply after the escalation of the conflict with Iran. Crude prices have exceeded $100 per barrel. Asian stock markets are reacting with steep declines. Tensions are centered around transport through the Strait of Hormuz. Show more