If you’re sitting on your couch in Norway in the evening, scrolling through TikTok, and suddenly a guy in glasses pops up playing the role of a 'typical Marek at a visning' or comparing prisons in Poland and Norway – there’s a good chance it’s him. SuperMajk, or Michał Grzechowiak, 35 years old, ...Show more
New data from Agria Dyreforsikring (a company offering pet insurance) shows a growing interest among Norwegians in mixed-breed dogs. According to the latest survey, 23 percent of Norwegian dog owners have a dog of this type. Show more
Bookstores in Norway are seeing a clear increase in interest, with the number of books sold higher than in previous years. According to the Norwegian Booksellers Association, sales in November alone rose by 18.8 percent, and the entire year is shaping up to be exceptionally strong. Show more
Norges Bank has published the "Regionalt nettverk" report, which points to weakening economic activity in Norway. At the same time, some of these trends could accelerate the decision to cut interest rates in 2026. Companies are reporting easier access to employees, but also expect a decline in ...Show more
For years, Norway has struggled with high losses among livestock, which the state attributes to protected predators. Researcher John Linnell points out that the current division of the country into small, fragmented zones protects neither predators nor livestock. Show more
Norwegian construction entrepreneurs warn that increasingly strict requirements for zero-emission machinery are leading to costly and difficult solutions. The industry claims that technology is lagging behind regulations, and the situation is further worsened by weak market conditions. Show more
14.5% of adults in Norway report that they have felt quite or very affected by loneliness in the past two weeks. Data from the latest edition of the Central Statistics Bureau (SSB) survey show that the problem affects around 650,000 people. Prolonged loneliness can lead to serious health ...Show more
Progress Party (FrP) leader Sylvi Listhaug has called on the Norwegian government to take decisive action against organized crime. She pointed to planned changes in Sweden as an example of a firm policy. Show more
The Consumer Price Index rose by 3.0 percent between November 2024 and November 2025. A marked drop in food and non-alcoholic beverage prices limited the pace of growth, even though more expensive energy pushed in the opposite direction. The inflation rate calculated without energy prices and tax ...Show more
New regulations regarding road signage may introduce more 30 km/h zones in Norwegian cities. The Norwegian Automobile Federation (NAF) believes that this change will increase pedestrian safety, especially for children walking to school. The organization emphasizes that urban traffic has become ...Show more