The Storting in Norway will establish an Epstein Commission
Norwegian parliament, Stortinget, proposes the creation of an independent commission to investigate allegations of corruption linked to Jeffrey Epstein, involving prominent politicians and diplomats.
Deciding to give seriously ill better access to experimental medicines. – It gives hope
The Norwegian Parliament's Health Committee has approved measures to provide patients with serious illnesses and limited life expectancy easier access to experimental drugs.
The most important climate measure for agriculture has been voted down in the Storting. With MDG on board.
The Norwegian Parliament has rejected a key climate measure targeting methane emissions in dairy farming, a decision influenced by MDG's stance on the effectiveness of methane inhibitors.
The Storting drops the goal of becoming climate neutral by 2030
The Norwegian Parliament has decided to rescind its goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2030, sparking concerns from the Climate and Environment Minister.
The government has responded to several Epstein questions
The Norwegian government has answered several questions from the parliamentary control and constitutional committee regarding the Epstein documents.
The government has responded to several Epstein questions. Check what they are writing.
The Norwegian government has provided responses to questions from the Control and Constitutional Committee regarding the handling of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Going towards a majority for alcohol sales in remotely operated stores
The Norwegian Parliament will vote on a proposal to allow remotely operated stores to sell alcohol, with strong support from various political parties.
Troubles of the Norwegian Royal Family: Will There Be a Constitutional Change in the Future?
The Norwegian Parliament overwhelmingly voted to maintain the monarchy, rejecting a proposal for a republic, despite a significant decline in public trust towards the royal family due to recent scandals.
A private spot will cost over 250,000 kroner. The Parliament ensures that students will have it at public schools.
The Norwegian Parliament is taking steps to preserve the English-language curriculum in Oslo public schools after an announcement that it would be discontinued, which has shocked students.
The Debate about the Nobel is about More than Prize Lists and Travels
The Norwegian parliament is demanding transparency from the Nobel Committee regarding its prize lists and travel programs, raising concerns about the committee's autonomy.
Vebjørn Bjelland Berg sentenced after hunger strike
Vebjørn Bjelland Berg has been sentenced for refusing to comply with police orders during his hunger strike outside the Norwegian Parliament.
March 3 is the committee's Epstein deadline
The Norwegian Parliament's Control and Constitutional Committee has set a deadline of March 3 to submit a proposal for a broad investigation into connections to Epstein in Norway.
Calls in four justice ministers for PST hearing in Parliament
Norway's Parliament has summoned four justice ministers to explain the management of the Norwegian police security service (PST) amid severe criticism from the oversight committee.
Two parliamentary employees removed from the Epstein investigation
Norwegian Parliament has conducted competence assessments of staff involved in drafting proposals related to the Epstein investigation, leading to the removal of two employees.
Nobel Fund: Exceeded Its Own Target
The Norwegian Nobel Committee's fund exceeded its financial targets, achieving over 15 million from an initial 300 million allocated by the Parliament.
The Parliament passed a new proposal for hospital financing
The Norwegian Parliament has approved a proposal for hospital financing aimed at creating significant changes in the healthcare funding model, supported by several political parties.
The Chief Prosecutor Takes Action After Norwegian Police Assisted Turkey in Case Against Parliamentarian
The Chief Prosecutor in Norway is reviewing police cooperation with Turkey following criticism over their assistance in a prosecution against a member of parliament.
The Attorney General Signals Review After Norwegian Police Assisted Turkey in Case Against Parliamentarian
Norwegian Attorney General initiates a review of procedures following criticism over police assistance to Turkey in a case against parliament member Seher Aydar.
Probable majority to change hospital policy
A probable majority in the Norwegian Parliament is expected to support the MDG's proposal to allow prioritization of large hospital investments by the Storting.
Demanding Transparency on Investigation Commission
Guri Melby from the Venstre party asserts that investigation commissions set up by the Norwegian Parliament should be fully transparent and subject to public disclosure laws to ensure trust in the process.
Norwegian Parliament Establishes Commission to Investigate Ties to Epstein
The Norwegian Parliament has decided to set up a commission to investigate connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Norwegian Parliament Forms Independent Commission Due to Epstein Revelations
The Norwegian parliament has agreed to establish an independent commission to investigate connections between U.S. sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and several prominent Norwegians.
Said no to starting regulatory work on a new tunnel under Hardangervidda
The Norwegian Parliament rejected a proposal to initiate regulatory work for a new tunnel on Rv. 7 over Hardangervidda, despite support from the Conservative Party and the Progress Party.
The Parliament Discusses Epstein Investigation
The Norwegian Parliament's Control and Constitution Committee is meeting to discuss an independent investigation into connections between Norway and Jeffrey Epstein.
Søreide apologizes for forgetting board positions
Ine Eriksen Søreide, a member of the Conservative Party, apologizes for not declaring her board position in a Swiss humanitarian organization in the Norwegian Parliament’s interest register.
VG: Søreide has forgotten to report a position
Ine Eriksen Søreide failed to report her affiliation with a Swiss organization that received significant funding from the Norwegian government, attributing the omission to a mere oversight.
Can Finnmark trust Aftenposten? No.
The article criticizes Aftenposten for aligning with the oil lobby's points and claims that the Norwegian parliament's majority is being unduly pressured.
Right opens for investigation into Epstein connections
The Norwegian party Høyre is considering whether the parliamentary control committee should investigate connections to Epstein, though other parties are calling for an external inquiry.
Aasland hopes the Storting will reverse its decision on Melkøya: - It will have very negative consequences
Energy Minister Terje Aasland expressed hope that the Norwegian parliament, Storting, will reject a proposal that could release reserved electricity for Equinor's gas facility on Melkøya, warning it would lead to severe consequences.
NHO and LO warn against Melkøya decision
NHO and LO express concerns that the Norwegian parliament's potential decision to release power allocated to Melkøya could undermine trust in Norwegian politics and investment stability.
The Crown Itself Could Be at Risk Due to Scandal Issues
The debate surrounding the legitimacy of the Norwegian crown has intensified due to recent scandals, mainly fueled by leftist factions in parliament.
The Norwegian Parliament Reaffirms Confidence in the Monarchy Despite Declining Popular Support and Family Crises
The Norwegian Parliament overwhelmingly voted to maintain the monarchy, rejecting a proposal to turn the country into a republic.
Norway will not change its system. Parliament decided
The Norwegian Parliament has decided not to change the country’s governance system, with monarchists arguing that a monarchy provides stability by keeping the monarch out of party politics.
Norway: Full parliamentary support for the monarchy despite scandals
The Norwegian parliament voted overwhelmingly to maintain the monarchy, rejecting calls for a transition to a republic amidst recent turmoil within the royal family.
Students will not be marked absent for visits to the school nurse
The Norwegian Parliament's Education and Research Committee has unanimously decided that visits to the school health service will not count towards student absences, prompting the government to revise current regulations.
Does the Parliament have something to learn from the openness regarding the Epstein documents?
The article discusses the contrast between Norway's Parliament's diminishing focus on transparency and the openness exhibited by the U.S. Congress regarding Epstein-related documents, which has resonated within Norwegian politics.
Norwegian Parliament Wants to Maintain Monarchy Despite Scandals
The Norwegian Parliament voted in favor of preserving the monarchy, even amid scandals involving the royal family and declining public support.
Majority in Parliament: Appointment with health nurse will be valid absence
The Norwegian Parliament's education committee has unanimously agreed that appointments with health nurses will not count as truancy, urging the government to align school absence notifications more closely with those in the workforce.
The Storting voted to maintain the monarchy
The Norwegian Parliament voted to retain the monarchy, following discussions surrounding proposals for a republic that re-emerge regularly, especially after controversial revelations regarding Crown Princess Mette-Marit and Jeffrey Epstein.
Changing practice - an appointment with the school nurse will be valid absence
The Norwegian Parliament has a majority supporting that visits to the school nurse will no longer count as absences for students, aligning it with meetings with school staff.
It seems like the Crown Princess has deceived the Norwegian people
Amidst the royal family's most significant crisis in modern history, the Norwegian Parliament debates a bill that could lead to a referendum on whether Norway should become a republic.
Norway: A Royal House, Three Crises
The Norwegian royal family faces multiple crises as it is revealed that Crown Princess Mette-Marit had ties to Jeffrey Epstein, while her son Marius Borg Høiby stands trial for serious charges, and the parliament votes on whether to abolish the monarchy.
The Parliament Challenges the Foundation of Norwegian Business Policy
The article discusses the increasing political risks that could hinder business development in Norway, as warned by several leaders from Equinor.
Information to VG: The government considers buying fewer frigates
The Norwegian government is contemplating the purchase of fewer frigates than the parliament approved, citing increased costs and prioritization of other defense measures, while experts warn that a minimum of five is necessary.
MDG wants a full investigation of Norwegian Epstein connections
The MDG party demands that the Norwegian Parliament set up an independent commission to investigate connections between prominent figures in society and Jeffrey Epstein.