Klikk Her - Syndiker disse Nyhetene! Legg lenken inn i RSS leseren din. Enkelt. Raskt! Effektivt Gratis Innhold Til Din Hjemmeside!Police warn Foreign Ministry about Russian spying
June 25, 2008The Cold War is allegedly over, but Norway's special police unit in charge of intelligence (PST) is convinced that Russian spies are as active as ever. So active, that PST has warned Foreign Ministry officials about specific suspected spies working as Russian diplomats.
Norske Skog may chop more assets after Korean sale
June 25, 2008Forest products firm Norske Skog, struggling under a heavy debt burden, said Monday it was selling off its South Korean paper mills and may shed other businesses as well.
18,000 illegal aliens, but missionary faces deportation
June 25, 2008A new report from state statistics bureau SSB estimates that the number of undocumented immigrants in Norway is twice that previously thought. Meanwhile, an 80-year-old American immigrant is being told to leave the country.
Airlines to cut routes
June 25, 2008High fuel prices have prompted airlines in Norway to cut routes, in an effort to cut costs.
Heirs to the Scandinavian thrones study the Arctic
June 25, 2008The next generation of monarchs for Denmark, Sweden and Norway met on the Norwegian-run Arctic archipelago of Svalbard over the weekend and set off on a five-day study tour. They all claim they want to learn more about climate change.
Sand volleyball may play out high above the fjord
June 25, 2008This year's World Tour sand volleyball tournament in the west coast city of Stavanger has just begun, but organizers and players are already dreaming about next year's event. It may be held on the massive Prekestolen
Unemployment rate rises
June 25, 2008Norway's state statistics bureau SSB reported a slight rise in the country's unemployment rate on Wednesday, just hours before the central bank needed to decide whether to boost interest rates again.
Poor English skills plague politicians, and their listeners
June 25, 2008Some top Norwegian politicians speak such poor English that they risk losing influence as they stumble through prepared speeches or try to express themselves to foreigners, claims a professor at the University of Oslo. He thinks it's downright embarrassing.
No room at the inn
June 25, 2008Hotels in many Norwegian cities are running full, and some business travelers have had to resort to unusual alternatives to ensure a roof over their heads.
Labour Party boss charged with 'bullying'
June 25, 2008The powerful secretary of the Norwegian Labour Party, Martin Kolberg, has blasted what he calls an emerging political lobby made up of a wealthy, "vulgar over class." One of its members singled out by Kolberg, investor Ola Mæle, retorts that Kolberg is simply trying to "bully" business leaders out of the political debate.
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