The results surprised: This is the winner of MGP
Jonas Lovv from Bergen has won the MGP 2026 and will represent Norway in Eurovision in Vienna.
The USA is not united behind the attack on Iran: - Dangerous, unnecessary, and idiotic.
Prominent Democrats express their criticism of the US and Israel's military actions against Iran amidst calls for Congressional approval before any military intervention.
Alfie Haaland on his son's injury absence: - Really sad
Alfie Haaland expressed sadness over his son Erling Braut Haaland's injury absence as Manchester City secured a win against Leeds without him.
Semenyo became the hero in Haaland's absence – nine in a row without defeat
Without the injured Erling Braut Haaland, Manchester City managed to secure a 1-0 victory against Leeds thanks to Antoine Semenyo's performance.
Here, several Champions League heroes meet. Without realizing it themselves
This article highlights the journey of Glimt player Fredrik Sjøvold, reflecting on his unexpected rise to football fame and his encounters with previous Champions League players.
The health minister must take responsibility and ensure its own guidelines for ME
The article emphasizes the need for the Norwegian health minister to establish clear guidelines distinguishing ME from chronic fatigue, as recommended by WHO, in light of varying experiences and treatment recommendations.
Israelis run to bomb shelters. But many believe Netanyahu is doing the right thing.
In Jerusalem, residents are rushing to bomb shelters amidst missile threats, with a notable divide in public opinion regarding Prime Minister Netanyahu's actions.
Bodø/Glimt with historic surplus – 203 million in profit in 2025
Bodø/Glimt has announced a record profit of 203.5 million kroner for 2025, significantly exceeding their budgeted profit.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against travel to almost the entire Middle East
Norway's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has raised travel warnings for almost the entire Middle East, advising against travel to several countries including Israel, Palestine, and Saudi Arabia.
Netanyahu: Many signs that Ali Khamenei is dead
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims there are numerous indications that Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei may have been killed in recent attacks by Israel and the US, despite Iranian officials stating Khamenei is safe.
Car ferry runs aground in Nordland
A car ferry operating between Skarberget and Bognes in Nordland has run aground, with 11 passengers and 8 crew members on board.
Goal Fest at Anfield - Liverpool Took Their Third Straight Win
Liverpool secured their third consecutive victory in the Premier League by defeating West Ham 5-2 at Anfield, continuing their strong performance.
Here the drone hits the apartment block
A verified video shows a drone strike hitting an apartment building in Manama, Bahrain, resembling Iranian Shaheed drones.
Trump: - They will take many years to recover from the attack
Confusion surrounds the status of Iranian leader Ali Khamenei as conflicting reports about his death emerge from various sources.
Iran: At Least 85 Killed in Israeli-American Attack on School
At least 85 people were reported killed in an Israeli-American attack on a girls' school in Iran, according to state news agency Irna.
Iran: The Strait of Hormuz is closed – affects several Norwegian ships
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has declared the Strait of Hormuz closed, impacting maritime traffic including Norwegian vessels due to heightened tensions following U.S. attacks on Iran.
Støre fears large-scale war: - I am deeply worried
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre expresses deep concern over the escalation of conflict in the region and the legality of recent US strikes.
Foreign Eurovision fans: - So disappointed
International Eurovision fans express strong disappointment over Norway's MGP finalists.
Here the drone dives towards the US headquarters. Iran claims to have killed several hundred Americans.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard launched drone and missile strikes against significant US military headquarters in the Middle East, claiming hundreds of American casualties following US and Israeli attacks on Iran.
Norwegian family in Dubai must stay indoors: - It has been a bit scary
Norwegian families in Dubai are expressing fear following a series of explosions attributed to military tensions in the region.
Here, the missile hits the luxury hotel in Dubai: – We heard three bangs and everything went chaotic
A missile strike on a luxury hotel in Dubai has caused significant chaos, as evacuation efforts begin amid escalating military conflict in the region.
The White House: Trump continues to closely monitor the situation
U.S. President Donald Trump urges Iranian soldiers to surrender as Iran retaliates against U.S. and Israeli attacks, escalating tensions across the Middle East.
Iran: At least 85 killed in Israeli-American attack on school
The Norwegian Foreign Ministry has issued travel warnings urging residents to avoid travel to many Middle Eastern countries due to escalating tensions following an attack in Iran.
Klæbo superior again: – Almost superhuman
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo continues his dominance in cross-country skiing, winning in Falun alongside impressive performances from his compatriots.
Skistad with recovery after Olympic disappointment - on the podium in Falun
Kristine Stavås Skistad secured a second place finish in Falun, recovering from her Olympic disappointment.
Magnus (23) pondered what he would become. Now he is setting entirely extreme hiking goals.
Magnus Rørbakken, motivated by a past experience with heights, is now aspiring to achieve extreme hiking goals.
Julianne Ofstad becomes the new leader of Oslo Frp
Julianne Ofstad has been named the new leader of the Progress Party in Oslo following a county meeting decision.
Match-Fixing Case: Here Are the Situations the Police Are Investigating
Norwegian police are investigating instances of match-fixing in the Eliteserien, focusing on several yellow cards issued during matches involving the KFUM team and two of its players.
Kalle's 'woke drag queen': - It's gotten much, much worse
Kai Thomas Larsen, known as Skrellex, expressed that the hostility faced by MGP artists has significantly worsened in today's world.
NRK: KFUM players deny guilt in match-fixing case
KFUM players involved in a match-fixing scandal in Norway deny any wrongdoing, as their club prepares to address the media.
KFUM Players Deny Criminal Responsibility in Match-Fixing Case – Club to Meet the Press
KFUM players accused in a match-fixing case in Norwegian football deny any wrongdoing, and their club plans to address the media.
The lawyer of the indicted KFUM player: – A shocking experience for him
The lawyer representing one of the KFUM players facing charges in a match-fixing case describes the accusations as shocking and claims the player maintains his innocence amid media scrutiny.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard says the Strait of Hormuz is closed
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has declared the Strait of Hormuz closed to maritime traffic, citing safety concerns amidst ongoing tensions in the region.
Oil companies halt transport through the Strait of Hormuz
Several large oil companies have stopped the transport of crude oil and gas through the Strait of Hormuz following the outbreak of conflict between the USA and Israel against Iran.
Aspides: Iran's Revolutionary Guard with a message about the Strait of Hormuz
The EU's maritime security operation Aspides reports that Iranian Revolutionary Guard has warned vessels not to pass through the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions in the region.
PST: The threat level is unchanged
The threat level against Jewish and American targets in Norway remains unchanged following recent events in Iran, according to the Norwegian Police Security Service (PST).
Has Høiby subjected Haukland to a regime of fear? Here is the court's handling of the indictment.
The prosecution claims Marius Borg Høiby subjected Nora Haukland to a regime of fear and control, while Høiby denies the allegations and attributes misunderstandings to witness testimonies.
Linn Svahn with an Amazing Knockout in the Prologue: Skistad Far Behind
Linn Svahn dominated the prologue at the sprint event of the test World Championships in Falun, leaving Kristine Stavås Skistad significantly behind.
– The last thing I think about in the world
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo continues his impressive performance, winning the sprint in Falun, while Julie Myhre faced disappointment.
Setback in the World Championship course: - It hurts
The article discusses the mixed results of Norwegian skiers Julie Myhre and Johannes Høsflot Klæbo in the sprint quarterfinals.
The Olympic King is back: - I have taken it easy
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo is returning to competition with a relaxed approach after a successful Olympics where he won six gold medals.
The Olympic King moves on easily: - I have taken it easy
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, after winning six gold medals at the Olympics, reported having relaxed days and successfully advanced in the sprint competition in Falun.
Narmo in front of tonight's heavyweight duel: – It can go to hell
Professional boxer Thomas Narmo prepares to face experienced Mark De Mori in a heavyweight match in Germany.
The Armed Forces to TV 2: - All Norwegian military personnel accounted for
The Norwegian Armed Forces confirm that all military personnel in the Middle East have been accounted for following U.S. airstrikes on Iran and subsequent retaliatory actions.
Wants Asle Toje out of the Nobel Committee: – Big questions about his suitability
MDG leader Arild Hermstad calls for Asle Toje to resign from the Nobel Committee amid allegations of dishonesty regarding his contacts with a Holocaust denier and a Trump strategist.
What does Aftenposten know that we do not publish?
Aftenposten acknowledges that it has information it chooses not to publish and describes its rationale behind maintaining a backchannel with those it critically covers.
Believes US attacks will contribute to regime change: - Can finally take over our homeland again
Homan Mousavi, an Iranian leader in Norway, expresses joy over the recent US-led attack on Iran, believing it could lead to a regime change.
Now this is what meets you in Marka: – Absolutely seeing a change.
A recent report highlights the transformation of culinary offerings in Marka, Norway, showcasing a shift towards artisanal and high-quality food options.
Now there will be natural wine, quality coffee, and sourdough in the Marka: - A lot has happened in a few years.
The article discusses the evolution of food and drink offerings in the Marka region of Norway, highlighting the growth of natural wine, quality coffee, and sourdough bread.
The Lottery and Foundation Authority became suspicious of match-fixing after a tip from a monitoring organization
Norway's Lottery and Foundation Authority is investigating match-fixing allegations in football after receiving a tip from an international monitoring body.