Regulations regarding the number of parking spaces in Oslo have sparked a heated debate among politicians and business owners. According to an analysis by Oslo Handelsstands Forening, as much as 80 percent of parking spaces could disappear if all shops and institutions were built according to ...Show more
The Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature (Naturvernforbundet) is demanding the immediate closure of the most harmful and dangerous salmon farms for fish. The organization refers to findings by NRK Brennpunkt and Økokrim, which revealed serious violations in the aquaculture industry. ...Show more
October in Norway ended almost two degrees above average, marking the 18th consecutive month with higher-than-normal temperatures. This is the longest such period in the history of Norwegian measurements, which date back to 1901. The previous record was 15 months, recorded between February 2014 ...Show more
Norges Bank has decided to keep the key policy rate unchanged at 4 percent. The fight against inflation is still ongoing, so there is no rush to introduce cuts, said central bank governor Ida Wolden Bache. The bank foresees the possibility of rate cuts within the next year if the economic ...Show more
The year 2025 could turn out to be the deadliest for road safety in Norway in over a decade. As many as 99 people have died in road accidents. The Norwegian Automobile Federation (NAF) is sounding the alarm and demanding an increase in police patrols. The visible presence of officers is crucial ...Show more
An atmosphere of fear prevails in Norwegian hospitals, according to Norwegian media. Many doctors do not want to speak publicly about their working conditions for fear of professional consequences. It turns out that hundreds of doctors are leaving the healthcare sector. Who will care for the ...Show more
Oslo is responding to the increasing number of accidents involving electric scooters. City authorities have announced new regulations aimed at improving safety on streets and sidewalks. The capital has prepared strict restrictions and requirements. Show more
This year's winter in Norway may bring longer and more intense cold spells, even though 2025 is expected to be the warmest year on record. Meteorologists point out that the cause of this phenomenon is the exceptionally low amount of ice in the Arctic Sea. Changes in the Arctic are affecting air ...Show more
Environment ministers have reached an agreement on new climate targets. By 2040, greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union are to be reduced by 90% compared to 1990 levels. Show more
Norway has launched a state-of-the-art plastic sorting facility in Holtskog Næringspark in Indre Østfold. The new center, covering over 13,000 square meters, will handle plastic waste from across the country. Ultimately, it is expected to process up to 90,000 tons of plastic annually. This is the ...Show more