Chef Panagiotis Lenakis, now based in Oslo, is actively promoting Greek cuisine abroad, sharing insights into which Greek flavors are particularly popular among Norwegians.

At least 100 Norwegian citizens have been impacted by ongoing wildfires, though specific locations or details are not provided in the brief report.

Doctor and author Torkil Færø believes the sun hysteria has gone too far, stating that sun exposure is the most natural thing in the world.

A chief economist suggests that Norwegians should prepare for interest rates to remain high for an extended period, advising against concern over rate hikes.

Norsk Tipping has reached a settlement in a class action lawsuit, which will result in 17,000 Norwegians receiving a special million-krone drawing. The agreement resolves the legal dispute against the Norwegian state-owned lottery company.

Norwegians are saving more in bond funds than ever before, prompting experts to recommend thorough research due to significant differences among funds.

Nearly 40 percent of Hungarians cannot afford a week-long vacation, a figure that stands at 9.1 percent for Norwegians but rises to 61.4 percent for Romanians.

A Norwegian-French resident, Emilie, is caught between two intense wildfires in southeastern France, describing the situation as 'almost apocalyptic.' Nearly 200,000 people have been evacuated in the country.

A recent poll indicates that three out of four Norwegians believe the 22 July 2011 attacks were specifically aimed at the Labour Party and its youth wing, AUF. This perception has evolved over time since the initial incident.

Norwegians' spending on domestic travel has nearly tripled in the last decade, indicating that 'Norgesferie' (Norway holiday) is a growing trend beyond a pandemic phenomenon.

A new trend shows nearly half of Norwegians are using artificial intelligence to plan their holidays, with some even using it to check for hidden microphones in hotel rooms, prompting warnings about potential misuse.

Norwegians received a spectacular welcome, including a reception with the king, following a historic achievement.

A Norwegian on holiday in Italy created a website to connect fellow Norwegians for World Cup viewing parties, addressing the challenge of meeting strangers abroad.

Despite many Norwegians seeking warmer climates, tourists are flocking to Norway for relaxing holidays in rain and gray weather, with new figures showing the country remains a popular destination.

Norwegians are seen celebrating during the night in New York.

After repeated attempts, progress is being made, leading to the question of whether Norwegians have changed forever in their willingness to take action.

Seventeen Norwegians have drowned in recreational boating accidents in the first half of this year, marking the lowest number in ten years, according to the Norwegian Maritime Authority.

While summer holidays abroad are cheaper for Norwegians this year, a single mistake with a rental car could cost hundreds of thousands if travelers are not careful.

A preview of the football match between Ivory Coast and Norway suggests that the Norwegian team should be on alert for a potential upset.

Experts are advising 600,000 Norwegians holding one or more 'fripoliser' (paid-up policies) to consider important steps, as these policies may decrease in value.

A list of Norwegians found in KGB archives has been revealed, including top diplomats, government ministers, parliamentary politicians, business leaders, and defense officials.

An Australian activist has cautioned Norwegians against blindly trusting a new social media age limit law, stating it is not a 'magic button' for online safety.

A Norwegian article suggests that water shoes can protect feet during summer activities, noting that few Norwegians currently use them despite their benefits.

With 397,500 Norwegians currently disabled, authorities are exploring new approaches to address the growing number of disability recipients, as highlighted by one individual's positive experience with the NAV welfare agency.

With young Norwegians leading in cocaine use, authorities fear Norwegian ports could become a 'hole in the fence' for smugglers, prompting cross-border cooperation among customs officials to disrupt criminal networks.

Young adult Norwegians are at the top of cocaine use in Europe, attributed to Norwegian party culture, affluence, and easy accessibility.

SpaceX is preparing to go public, aiming for a market valuation of up to $2 trillion, which could make Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire. Nordnet has opened share purchases for Norwegians, and the company is attempting an unprecedented IPO with a high bar to clear, holding an ace up its sleeve.

A new poll in Norway indicates that the Frp party has reached a record 33.3% support, with one in three Norwegians now voting for them, a result celebrated by Frp leader Sylvi Listhaug.

Despite an increasing likelihood of severe heatwaves, Norwegians continue to plan 'Syden' (southern) vacations, prompting insurance companies to advise people to consider their health before booking trips.

Experts are advising Norwegians to prepare for high electricity prices this summer due to historically low water reservoir levels and tensions in the Middle East impacting energy markets.

A Norwegian national team player argues that air travel, specifically by the Norwegian Football Association, should be more expensive to reflect its true environmental cost, citing that the association's flights last year produced emissions equivalent to over 100 Norwegians' annual consumption.

A Norwegian man drowned in Ireland after a boat carrying two other Norwegians capsized off the coast of Galway on Saturday.

27 people have been arrested in a police operation in Oslo. Danes, Norwegians, and Swedes are among them, it is said.

Eight individuals, including four Norwegians, have been sentenced to prison for up to two years in an insider trading case in Sweden.

A survey indicates that 7 out of 10 people in Norway desire a shorter work week, with proponents suggesting it leads to better rest.

With falling food prices in Sweden and a stronger Norwegian Krone, cross-border shopping, known as 'harryhandel', is once again proving profitable for Norwegians.

A Norwegian newspaper asks its readers about their activities and plans for May 1st, also known as Worker's Day. The question invites public engagement on how the holiday is observed.

A piece of Norwegian war history, believed to contain the remains of seven Norwegians executed in 1945, has been discovered and is set to be recovered from the bottom of the Oslofjord after 80 years.

Lieutenant Colonel Bjørnar Dullum observes that more Norwegians are choosing comfort over physical activity, warning that this trend could have significant consequences in a time of war.

A new report from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (FHI) indicates a strong correlation between economic worries and poor finances, and worse physical and mental health among Norwegians.

A trend shows fewer people in Norway are changing their own car tires, with many opting for professional services, while some still prefer the DIY approach and face warnings about studded tires.

Most Norwegians are expected to see increased purchasing power this year, according to a chief economist, but concerns remain that rising interest rates could offset wage growth.

Many students in Norway are choosing to take a gap year after high school, with some, like 18-year-old Celina, expressing concerns about falling out of good routines. A researcher notes that the impact of a gap year depends on future study choices.

Aleksander and Håvard are among the few Norwegians who realized the dream of buying a farm last year. Experts provide advice on how to succeed with farm purchases.

A new survey from the Norwegian Cancer Society reveals that seven out of ten Norwegians are unaware of the prevalence of bowel cancer, potentially explaining why half of the population skips screening.

Many Norwegians have begun their journey home from the mountains on Easter Eve, leading to long queues on roads and at charging stations. This marks the start of the post-holiday travel rush.

Systembolaget, Sweden's state-owned liquor store chain, will be closed on Maundy Thursday, impacting many Norwegians who typically travel to Strömstad for purchases on the holiday.

Norwegians are experiencing months-long waiting times for new passports in several locations, prompting authorities to urge individuals who cannot attend their scheduled appointments to cancel them to help reduce the extensive queues.

Greece continues to be one of the most popular tourist destinations for Norwegians, with its sun, sea, culture, authentic hospitality, and gastronomy cited as key attractions for 2026.

Ako želimo naslutiti koliko bi cijene energenata još mogle rasti, dovoljno je pogledati malo dalje od standardnih pokazatelja koje prate analitičari s Wall Streeta, američkog WTI-ja i europskog…

Norway's Socialist Left Party (SV) is advocating for all Norwegians to have their own accounts with Norges Bank, aiming to guarantee access to cash for the general public during crisis situations.

Here are Europe's cheapest major cities this year. Eastern Europe dominates, but the capital of one of the Norwegians' favorite southern countries is also on the top ten list.

The Middle East is on fire, while Norwegians on vacation behave like spoiled children.

Norwegians in Dubai gathered in a seaman's church before a flight from Oman takes them home to Norway on Sunday, amidst regional tensions.

Sylvi Listhaug, leader of Norway's Progress Party (FrP), is demanding answers from Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre regarding why the Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined to use available flight capacity to bring Norwegians home from the Middle East.

The Norwegian government plans to change the law to target child abusers, as Kripos estimates up to 2000 Norwegians may have ordered live-streamed abuse within a year.

A network allegedly used fake documents to acquire a container full of narcotics, leading to a massive cocaine case in a Swedish court where three Norwegians have pleaded not guilty. Over a ton of cocaine remains missing.

A couple from Drøbak, Norway, has repeatedly sought refuge in bomb shelters over the past day, experiencing the physical impact of Iranian missile strikes in Israel.

Legal and anti-corruption expert Eva Joly expressed interest in leading an independent investigative committee to examine the involvement of high-ranking Norwegians in the Epstein documents.

An NRK report reveals that 7 out of 10 Norwegians are worried about the future, featuring Kevin Kildal, who uses preparedness as a coping mechanism for his anxieties about the world's trajectory.

Europe has seen over 1500 wildfires this year, but the widespread blazes are not deterring Norwegians from traveling, according to a report.

Jean Michel Kovacs, the artist behind the instrumental track 'Kygo Jo,' discusses how the song, released ten years ago on YouTube, has transformed his life and led to a significant deal involving two famous Norwegians.

One in seven young adults in Norway are without a job or education, prompting politicians to debate urgent solutions for their integration into the workforce.

A new survey reveals that Norwegians are concerned about the prospect of a future major war, identifying Israel and Russia as the most likely contributors to such a conflict.

Seven years after the mosque attack in Bærum, Norway, parents are still hesitant to send their children there, while a new survey indicates that most Norwegians rarely think about the terror incident.

Norwegians are advised to prepare for significant rainfall in large parts of the country over the next few days. Forecasts indicate widespread wet weather.

Wealthy Norwegians are increasingly turning to asset managers, with major players revealing their strategies for managing significant fortunes. This trend highlights a growing demand for professional wealth management services among the affluent.

The current global situation is making EU membership more attractive for Iceland and Norway, though skepticism towards the EU remains strong among Norwegians.

A dispute over two power cables connecting Norway and Denmark has been reignited, with Norwegian politicians considering cutting the connection to retain cheap electricity for Norwegians, especially after a 100 million kroner repair bill emerged.

The EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA) has questioned the Norwegian government on whether its "norgespris" scheme, which provides cheaper electricity to Norwegians, constitutes illegal state subsidization of electricity customers. The Energy Minister dismisses the complaints.

As temperatures rise again, many Norwegians are experiencing long nights due to difficulty sleeping in the heat. Advice is being offered to help people cope with the warm nights.

Norwegians received a spectacular welcome, including a reception with the king, following a historic achievement.

Shopping across the border in Sweden has become significantly cheaper for Norwegians, with a shopping cart costing 51 percent less due to a temporary halving of VAT on certain goods.

An international network operating from call centers in multiple European cities has been sentenced for defrauding 90,000 elderly Norwegians of 28 million NOK. Eleven individuals have been convicted in connection with the scheme.

With over 2 million Norwegians using the digital driver's license, the Traffic Police are reporting increasing queues due to people forgetting a crucial step before getting into their cars, prompting a warning ahead of major controls.

A survey indicates that eight out of ten Norwegians wish to read more than they currently do, but screen usage and poor concentration are significant barriers.

A total of 17 Norwegians have drowned in recreational boating accidents during the first half of this year, according to the Norwegian Maritime Authority, marking the highest number in ten years.

Norwegian health authorities are warning of a significant increase in bone fractures in the coming years, as 350,000 Norwegians currently suffer from osteoporosis. There is a call for concerted efforts to prevent the disease.

New data reveals that Norwegians expect significant discounts, but many tax-free items are found to be more than twice as expensive compared to online prices.

Thousands of Norwegians participated in a rowing event held in front of the Royal Palace.

Fifteen years after the 22. July attacks, new data reveals that approximately 150,000 Norwegians still hold far-right extremist views, indicating that the country's reckoning with extremism continues.

Residents are fleeing a severe mosquito infestation in Kautokeino, Norway, as the annual mosquito season reaches its peak, with some finding the situation unbearable.

Visiting World Cup fans are embracing American culture as North America hosts record-breaking crowds across 16 venues, turning match days into vibrant neighborhood festivals.

With approximately 3,000 Norwegians marrying abroad each year, a debate has emerged regarding how much guests can reasonably be expected to pay to attend destination weddings. The discussion centers on the financial burden placed on attendees.

A new report indicates that 50% of Norwegians now fear fake news, even as trust in news remains stable in Norway compared to a global decline.

A report indicates that young Norwegians are the leading consumers of cocaine in Europe, attributed to factors such as Norway's nightlife culture, strong financial resources, and easy access to the drug.

A new Norwegian study suggests that COVID-19 infection is associated with an increased risk of subtle, chronic heart damage, with researchers finding a concerning signal in the blood of thousands of Norwegians post-pandemic.

The Norwegian trade union Fellesforbundet has warned of a strike by airport employees starting June 9 if an agreement is not reached with the national mediator, potentially causing significant travel disruptions for Norwegians planning holidays.

A simple tax trick helped 500,000 people in Norway save money on their taxes last year. The article suggests this method can reduce the tax bill.

A recent survey indicates that the Norwegian population has adopted a more restrictive view on immigration, integration, and diversity.

Reports suggest that individuals in Norway might be able to obtain larger mortgages when purchasing properties outside the capital city of Oslo. This trend is seen as an indicator of a healthier and more balanced housing market.

A new survey conducted for the Norwegian newspaper Dagsavisen indicates that 49% of Norwegians oppose joining the European Union, while 35% are in favor.

Norwegians are celebrating May 17th, their Constitution Day, with festivities across the country.

Two Norwegian citizens were involved in a serious car accident in Åre, Sweden. Details about their condition are not immediately available.

The Norwegian Krone has reached its strongest level against the Swedish Krone in over two years, making shopping in Sweden cheaper for Norwegians.

With over half of Norway's young population concerned about money, financial advice from successful individuals is being shared to help them achieve financial stability.

People in Norway are enjoying the summer weather, with one person quoted as saying they are having 'sausages and beer'.

Meteorologists are issuing a clear message to Norwegians as scorching temperatures are expected to hit Southern Norway on Thursday.

Norwegians are advised it's time to test the swimming water, though the meteorologist refrains from predicting whether temperatures for May 17th will be warm or cold.

Economic conditions have made goods and services significantly cheaper in Sweden for Norwegian consumers, leading to an influx of cross-border shoppers following recent announcements.

A stronger Norwegian Krone, driven by higher oil prices and potential interest rate hikes, has made holidays cheaper for Norwegians, leading to increased demand for travel, particularly noted by tour operator Apollo.

Swedish police are reportedly searching for 90 naked Norwegians, though details surrounding the unusual incident remain unclear.

Sanna Sarromaa expresses her preference for watching "Farmen" over the royal family and believes Norwegians will never manage to abolish the monarchy. She advocates for its removal.

The number of Norwegians owning Swedish stocks has significantly increased in recent years, with one popular stock seeing a 140 percent rise last year. This indicates a growing trend of cross-border investment.

Despite global uncertainty, Norway's central bank governor, Ida Wolden Bache, remains optimistic that most Norwegians will see improved finances as wages are expected to rise faster.

After storm 'Dave' ravaged Southern Norway on Sunday, many Norwegians can look forward to improved weather in the coming days.

Norway's largest ski resorts are reporting a noticeable trend where Norwegians are in the minority among visitors, possibly due to current economic conditions.

Ukraine is set to build its largest wind farm near Poltava with financial backing from Norway. The project will be undertaken by the richest Ukrainian's conglomerate, with Norwegians providing assistance.

Stand-up comedian Vetle Velstad uses humor to challenge prejudices and demystify bipolar disorder, a diagnosis affecting 160,000 Norwegians, making audiences laugh.

An economics expert is cautioning many Norwegians that they are missing out on thousands of kroner due to a single common mistake in their tax filings.

Norwegian travel searches for Cyprus have dropped by 49 percent, as the conflict in the Middle East influences holiday destination choices for Norwegians.

A Norwegian family whose home was dubbed the "coldest in Norway" has implemented energy-saving measures, joining a record number of other Norwegians undertaking similar upgrades.

The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued travel warnings for over 60 countries, advising Norwegians planning international travel to exercise caution.

The Norwegian plane chartered by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to bring home stranded Norwegians from the Middle East has landed at Gardermoen. - 127 people, including 44 children, arrived safely home in Norway last night...

A new poll indicates that two-thirds of Norwegians believe Crown Princess Mette-Marit handled the Epstein case poorly, with only 20% approving of her actions, leading to concerns about the monarchy's standing.

Equinor offered the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs available seats on evacuation flights to Norway to help Norwegians in need, but the ministry did not utilize the opportunity.

1500 Norwegians are registered in the area.

Research from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) indicates no objective evidence connecting chronic health issues to tick bites, despite hundreds of Norwegians making such claims.

Hundreds of thousands of travelers, including over 2000 Norwegians, are stranded or have had their plans postponed due to ongoing hostilities preventing civilian flights in a conflict area.

The Norwegian-French investigative judge Eva Joly says she would be happy to lead an independent investigation committee dealing with the involvement of high-ranking Norwegians in the Epstein documents. However, it is up to the Storting (Norwegian Parliament) to decide whether she gets the role.

A report on a location that was once a popular destination for thousands of Norwegians in the 80s and 90s, now largely reclaimed by nature.

A 25-year-old Norwegian woman, Yrja Laksholm Breistrand, shares her experience of improved personal finances, fueling a national debate on whether Norwegians generally have better economic conditions. Politicians are reportedly clashing over the issue.

The Norwegian Seamen's Church has experienced a significant increase in requests for assistance related to alcohol, drug, and family problems among Norwegians in Southern Europe this summer.

Around 17,000 Norwegians who filed a group lawsuit against Norsk Tipping (Norwegian Lottery) may receive a special million-kroner drawing as a resolution.

Orgy for Norwegians ✓ "People are jealous"

Lubna Jaffery is quoted discussing her efforts or observations on creating a sense of community among Norwegians.

Gjensidige has so far received dozens of damage reports from customers affected by the extensive wildfires in Europe.

Norwegians have already saved more in investment funds in 2026 than in the entirety of the previous year, setting a new savings record.

While a heatwave affects Norway, workers like Tony Malmgren handle molten metal exceeding 600 degrees Celsius, highlighting a contrast in heat tolerance.

Kjell Magne Bondevik, former Prime Minister of Norway, suggests that Norwegians should hold a referendum next year on whether to initiate an application process for European Union membership.

Hilde and Geir Hesby, along with Ronny and Linn Hillestad, traveled from Sande in Vestfold up the Telemark Canal to enjoy temperatures of 32.8 degrees Celsius in Kviteseid.

A Norwegian couple on holiday in Italy is looking for other Norwegians to watch a football match with, emphasizing that everyone deserves company.

The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has raised an alarm after a series of fatal accidents, expressing fears of a 'tragedy summer' as many Norwegians embark on their summer holidays.

Many Norwegians are concerned about their retirement savings; new figures outline the pension amounts required for a modest lifestyle versus a more comfortable one.

Criminals are impersonating Norwegian artists to defraud lovestruck Norwegians, who send large sums of money believing they are in a relationship and will marry the artists.

Norwegians could be losing thousands of kroner annually due to varying pension fund fees, with a million kroner potentially costing 1500 kroner at one provider versus 7000 kroner at another, prompting calls for consumers to pay closer attention.

Norwegian police discovered a double-digit number of weapons hidden in two different locations in Fredrikstad, believing three Norwegians may have exchanged weapons for drugs with Swedish criminals.

Norges Bank, Norway's central bank, has advised all Norwegians to keep a certain amount of cash at home as a contingency. This recommendation is to ensure people can still make payments if power outages or data system failures occur.

Financial experts are advising 600,000 Norwegians holding 'fripoliser' (paid-up pension policies) to consider two important steps, warning that these policies could decrease in value.

Ståle Solbakken has issued an appeal to the Norwegian public ahead of a major sporting event that has reportedly lost some of its former luster.

A tax proposal from Stoltenberg's tax commission in Norway is not sufficient to entice Norwegians who have emigrated to Switzerland to return, with critics arguing that the wealth tax needs to be abolished entirely.

Norwegians celebrated triumphantly in New York, splashing in puddles as storm clouds arrived after their successful endeavor was completed.

Norwegians, tracing the footsteps of their ancestors who arrived in North America a millennium ago, temporarily took over Times Square in Manhattan for an evening of 'horned yoga' (goat yoga), claiming their version was better than Ronaldo's.

Interest rates are on the rise, presenting bad news for those with loans but good news for savers, prompting a discussion on how individuals can best navigate the changing economic landscape.

Helfo revoked the reimbursement rights of 17 family doctors in 2025, resulting in nearly 20,000 Norwegians losing their family doctor, with municipalities now responsible for the costs and care.

A recent survey reveals that Norwegians collectively own at least 37 billion Norwegian kroner in cryptocurrency, also detailing their preferred crypto assets.

Norwegians are reportedly donating organs at an unprecedented rate, driven by a desire to help save a princess. The initiative is expected to save many lives.

Although food prices have increased, Norwegians' purchasing power has improved in the last two years, says chief economist Kjetil Olsen.

A recent poll indicates that half of Norwegians believe immigration poses a threat to their national identity, prompting discussions on the meaning of this sentiment and future directions.

An NRK poll reveals that one in three Norwegians believe the monarchy should be abolished after the reign of King Harald. This sentiment indicates a significant portion of the population is open to a change in the country's system of government.

An article exploring Norwegians' love for tacos and how their taco choices might reveal aspects of their personality.

A new survey offers insights into the sexual habits, desires, and fantasies of Norwegians, providing a glimpse into their private lives.

A running expert and author criticizes modern Norwegian training habits, arguing that an obsession with fitness trackers like Garmin, the pursuit of Strava achievements, and attempts to emulate elite athletes like Ingebrigtsen are leading to poorer training outcomes. He suggests people are training too hard and focusing on the wrong metrics.

56 percent of Norwegians now use artificial intelligence, making Norway the country with the highest AI usage in Europe, prompting mixed reactions from AI researchers.

Christian Egander Skov reflects on Norway's National Day celebrations, suggesting Danes could learn from Norwegians to become 'more Danish' through similar public festivities.

Interest rate increases affect various aspects of daily life for Norwegians, including housing rentals, food purchases, and international travel plans.

Residents of the capital city flocked to the beach to swim, barbecue, and socialize, enjoying a public holiday with typical leisure activities like sausages and beer.

Over 80 years after they were dumped and more than a year after their discovery, the remains of Norwegians executed during World War II are set to be recovered from the Oslo Fjord.

Work has commenced to recover the remains of several Norwegians executed during World War II and subsequently dumped off the coast of Nesodden.

The percentage of Norwegians using AI for online shopping has increased to 32% in less than a year, but 80% of them do not trust the answers provided by AI, according to a new survey.

The Norwegian krone has finally strengthened, though this may not necessarily make it cheaper for Norwegians traveling abroad this summer.

Several dozen Norwegians have received warnings following a large-scale operation targeting cybercrime. Authorities emphasized that using such illicit services is punishable by law.

Norwegians are commemorating the 2011 terrorist attacks at the July 22nd Center, focusing on the victims, while reports indicate the perpetrator, Anders Breivik, shows no remorse and has a 'Z' symbol above his ear.

Scandals surrounding the Norwegian royal family are causing a deep division among citizens regarding the future of the monarchy, with some advocating for its abolition while others remain staunch supporters.

Berlingske journalists daily challenge readers with 10 new questions on interesting topics, including a recent quiz focusing on famous Norwegians.

A new Norwegian study has raised an alarm, indicating that popular sleep tracking applications could potentially be detrimental to the sleep quality of many Norwegians.

A significant number of Norwegians are expected to cross the border into Sweden on Maundy Thursday. This surge in cross-border shopping is attributed to recent cuts in Swedish food VAT and fuel taxes, making goods more affordable.

Norwegians are closely observing Danish politician Lars Løkke Rasmussen, with some viewing 'the Danish pipe smoker' as a potential political export, amidst discussions on his political experiments, the Social Democrats' losses, and VAT on condoms.

An opinion piece explores whether Norwegians have become overly accustomed to comfort, questioning their resilience in the face of minor adversity.

Norwegians are reportedly crossing the border to Sweden not only to fill their shopping carts but also their car tanks, indicating a trend of seeking cheaper fuel across the border.

The Norwegian Krone has significantly strengthened against the Euro, leading to a notable improvement in the purchasing power for Norwegians traveling abroad.

As many as 25,000 Norwegians may be genetically predisposed to having excessively high cholesterol levels. Here's how to find out if you are one of them.

The Norwegian government is initiating a significant campaign to combat digital fraud, with Digitalization Minister Karianne Tung stating that Norwegians are prime targets for criminals.

A plane transporting Norwegian citizens from Oman has successfully landed, as confirmed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs shortly after midnight on Monday.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has ruled out sending evacuation flights for stranded Norwegians in the Middle East at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' expense, though alternatives are not excluded.

A new survey reveals that nearly half of Norwegians, specifically 46.2 percent, do not wish for Crown Princess Mette-Marit to become queen.

Monday brings good and bad news from the oil and gas market. Norwegians discovered a deposit of "very competitively" priced oil. Saudi Arabia stopped operations at its largest refinery.

Norwegian billionaire Jens Rugseth, now residing in Lucerne, has publicly criticized Norway's tax regime, calling the country 'rich, lazy, and corrupt,' as he joins a growing number of wealthy Norwegians fleeing the country's tax policies.