Klikk Her - Syndiker disse Nyhetene! Legg lenken inn i RSS leseren din. Enkelt. Raskt! Effektivt Gratis Innhold Til Din Hjemmeside!Norway cancels foreign debts
October 2, 2006Norway is cancelling the debts of seven countries that borrowed heavily during a Norwegian ship export campaign in the 1970s. All told, it amounts to two-thirds of the foreign debt owed Norway.
Fans and fellow performers mourn singer's death
October 2, 2006So many people are expected to attend the funeral for singer Jan Werner Danielsen that the church in his hometown of Nord-Odal isn't big enough. Danielsen was found dead in his Oslo apartment late last week at age 30.
Warmest September on record
October 2, 2006It's official: Oslo residents just experienced their warmest September in recorded history. Meteorologists confirmed over the weekend that average temperatures last month were fully 4.2 degrees centigrade higher than normal.
Three sisters shot and killed
October 2, 2006A 30-year-old man was in police custody and under observation at Ullevål University Hospital Monday after he's believed to have shot and killed all three of his sisters at the family's home in Oslo Sunday night.
Munch paintings drew crowds
October 2, 2006More than 5,000 people streamed through Oslo's Munch Museum to see the Munch paintings damaged during a robbery at the museum two years ago. The crowds broke all records at what already is one of the city's most popular museums.
Holiday home rush continues
September 30, 2006Norwegian demand for holiday homes is higher than ever both in and out of the country. Now the domestic varieties are even being built bigger than their owners' permanent residences.
Aamodt hurting as training resumes
September 30, 2006Norwegian downhill racer Kjetil Andre Aamodt was back on skis again this week, training on a glacier in Switzerland, and suffering pain in his problem knee.
Hijacker caught in drug case
September 30, 2006A 33-year-old Iranian who hijacked a jet to Oslo in 1993 and later won asylum in Norway has now been arrested on drug smuggling charges.
Trade minister bows out
September 30, 2006Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg appointed a new Minister of Trade and Industry for his cabinet on Friday, after saying that Odd Eriksen wanted to resign after a year in the job. Longtime Labour politician Dag Terje Andersen will take his place.
More taxi drivers under suspicion
September 29, 2006Tax authorities in Oslo are investigating another 62 taxi drivers in the capital, on suspicions of welfare fraud and underreporting their income.
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