Christmas 2025 in Norway marks a return to classics and nature. According to Plantasjen's report on holiday trends, Norwegians are increasingly choosing traditional decorations, natural materials, and scents reminiscent of childhood. Show more
A national potato clone bank will be opened in the town of Ås. It will house 160 unique varieties preserved as living plant material, available to scientists and breeders. The aim of the project is to safeguard the genetic diversity of potatoes and strengthen Norway's food security. Show more
The Northern Lights attract thousands of tourists to Norway. The Lofoten Islands and Tromsø have become some of the country's most visited regions. The growing number of visitors is starting to overwhelm local communities. Residents point out the strain on infrastructure. Show more
Chinese electric buses can be stopped or immobilized remotely by the manufacturer, according to tests conducted by Ruter. The study focused on vehicles from Yutong, which make up a significant part of the electric bus fleet in Oslo and surrounding areas. Show more
According to a SIFO report, the financial situation of many families in Norway has significantly worsened in recent years. The conditions are especially difficult for single parents, half of whom report that they cannot afford enough food for their children. Show more
Immigrants in Norway and other high-income countries earn on average less than people born in those countries. The latest research indicates that the main reason for pay differences is not lower wages for the same job, but rather immigrants’ limited access to better-paid positions. The analysis ...Show more
Norway could lose up to 32 winter days over the next 75 years. The changes concern the number of days with temperatures below zero, rooted in long-term climate trends. Experts highlight the consequences for the environment, society, and the economy. Show more
A landslide occurred at Carl Berners Square in Oslo. As a result, authorities cordoned off the area and conducted an inspection. Experts say the cause lies in insufficient land protection. For safety reasons, several hundred people were evacuated. Show more
The latest meteorological data indicate that a phenomenon known as "sudden stratospheric warming" could bring an exceptionally cold winter to northern Europe. As a result of changes in stratospheric conditions, normal air flow may be disrupted and strong cold waves may occur. Experts remind us ...Show more
Centre Party leader Trygve Slagsvold Vedum warns that the Labour Party’s proposed change to the taxation rules for small hydropower plants is "directly wrong." The plan involves introducing, from 2027, a windfall tax obligation for plants with a capacity as low as 1.5 MW—instead of the current 10 ...Show more