Three men charged - one man charged with attempted murder in Arendal
Three men have been charged with attempted murder and complicity after a man was shot in Arendal, Norway.
Requests that allegations of witness tampering be investigated
Defense lawyers for Marius Borg Høiby have requested an investigation into allegations of witness tampering in their client's case.
Two people caught in an avalanche in Vestland – managed to get out while talking with emergency services
Two individuals were caught in an avalanche in Ulvik, Vestland, but they managed to free themselves and communicate with emergency services during the ordeal.
Trump: Frustrated over Iran's Stance After Talks
President Donald Trump expresses frustration over Iran's unwillingness to compromise in negotiations, hinting at potential military action if an agreement isn't reached.
Palestine: Court Halts Immediate Closure of Humanitarian Organizations
Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily halted an order that would have forced Refugee Aid and 36 other international organizations to cease operations in Palestinian territories.
PST's least competent man has become TV gold on NRK
The article discusses the character Harrbjørn Tørr, a fictional detective portrayed on NRK who, despite his incompetence, has garnered popularity as an antihero.
NRK's new detective is completely incompetent - and quite funny
The article discusses NRK's new comedic detective character, Harrbjørn Tørr, who is presented as a bumbling yet confident investigator, captivating audiences in a humorous twist on detective stories.
Bill Clinton: – Did not know anything about Epstein's crimes
Former President Bill Clinton asserts he was unaware of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities despite their friendship and his presence in released Epstein files.
E24: Brende removed from the websites of international organizations
Børge Brende has been removed from the websites of the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development and the Harvard International Negotiation Program.
two dead and several seriously injured after tram derailed in Milan
Two people have died and at least 39 others were injured when a tram derailed in Milan, Italy on Friday afternoon.
One dead and several seriously injured after tram derailed in Milan
One person has died and at least 20 others are seriously injured after a tram derailed in Milan on Friday afternoon.
Leo Ajkic has gotten married
Norwegian TV personality Leo Ajkic has married his longtime partner Chiku Msombeli, confirming the news on Instagram.
United Kingdom Repatriates Embassy Staff in Iran
The UK has temporarily repatriated embassy staff from Iran due to current security concerns, while the Tehran embassy will continue operating digitally without on-site personnel.
Tram derails in Milan - several seriously injured reported
A tram has derailed in Milan, leading to reports of several serious injuries as people are reportedly trapped underneath it.
VG: Seven people arrested for match-fixing
Seven individuals have been charged with serious corruption and fraud related to football match betting in Oslo, according to police attorney Sahd Iqbal.
Find of hand grenade in Oslo
A hand grenade was discovered in Oslo, prompting police to call in bomb disposal units for further investigation and detonation.
Charged with attempted murder after violence
A man has been charged with attempted murder following a violent incident in Arendal, Norway, although the victim's injuries are not life-threatening.
PST: 17-year-old charged with terrorism plans - arrested in Rogaland
A 17-year-old boy has been arrested in Rogaland, Norway, on charges of preparing for a terrorist act, as reported by the Police Security Service (PST).
China urges its citizens to strengthen preparedness
China has advised its citizens in Israel to stay vigilant and enhance their preparedness, following a similar directive for those in Iran to leave the country promptly.
Drove twice as fast – will be expelled from the country
A tourist caught driving at 99 km/h in a 50 km/h zone in Norway will face expulsion after receiving a fine and reporting requirements to the police.
One arrested for violence in Arendal
A person has been arrested by police in Arendal for committing violence against another individual.
Ghana: 55 citizens killed in Ukraine
Ghana's Foreign Minister reports that 55 Ghanaians have been killed in the ongoing war in Ukraine, where they were recruited to fight for Russia.
Pakistan claims to have killed over 270 in Taliban
Pakistan has declared open war against the Taliban in Afghanistan, claiming to have killed over 270 Taliban personnel in recent airstrikes, while suffering losses of its own military personnel as well.
Charged with assault at train station
A young man has been charged with assaulting two underage girls at a train station, one of whom is considered a victim of rape.
The EU Commission allows the Mercosur agreement to come into effect for the time being
The EU Commission permits the Mercosur trade agreement to come into effect while awaiting review by the EU Court.
Stoltenberg changes tax rules for housing
Norwegian Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg is redefining what constitutes an "expensive home," raising the threshold for property tax liability.
One of the dancers has become ill
One of the dancers for the artist Skrellex has fallen ill, resulting in a reduced number of performers for the final event.
The Climate Minister is incapacitated in matters concerning Chemring Nobel
Climate Minister Andreas Bjelland Eriksen has been declared incapacitated regarding issues related to Chemring Nobel due to a close friendship with an involved party.
Taliban: Wants to resolve the conflict with Pakistan through dialogue
The Taliban seeks to resolve the ongoing conflict with Pakistan via dialogue and negotiations, according to their spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid, following claims of drone attacks on military targets in Pakistan.
IB programs in Oslo are saved
The IB programs at Manglerud School and Blindern High School in Oslo have been saved from closure after a majority in the Storting calls for changes to the education law.
Tvinnereim becomes the new ambassador in South Africa
Anne Beathe Kristiansen Tvinnereim has been appointed as the new ambassador to Pretoria, South Africa.
The Health Minister: - There will be a maternity ward in Alta
Norwegian Health Minister Jan Christian Vestre confirmed that the planned maternity ward in Alta will proceed as scheduled, despite a proposal to transfer births to Hammerfest for two months.
Aftenposten: The police are investigating witness tampering involving the Frogner woman
The police are investigating allegations of witness tampering against a close friend of Marius Borg Høiby in relation to statements made by a Frogner woman during a police interview.
China urges its citizens to leave Iran
China is advising its citizens in Iran to leave the country as soon as possible.
New Director for the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning
Lars Jacob Hiim has been appointed as the new director of the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning (DSB) in Norway for a term of six years.
Dagbladet: Rejects the appeal after the persecution of Listhaug
The Supreme Court of Norway has rejected an appeal regarding the acquittal of demonstrators who followed and confronted politician Sylvi Listhaug.
The head of the Oil Fund earned 7.6 million last year
Nicolai Tangen, the head of Norway's Oil Fund, earned a salary of 7.6 million kroner last year, reflecting a 2.7% increase from the previous year.
Budstikka: "The Father of the Bottle Return Machine" Petter Planke is dead
Petter Planke, co-inventor of the world's first fully automated bottle return machine, has passed away at the age of 89.
"Heated Rivalry" fans must wait until 2027
Fans of the Canadian series "Heated Rivalry" will have to wait until 2027 for the second season to premiere.
Four actors receive permanent employment at the National Theatre
Four actors have been offered permanent positions at Norway's National Theatre after previously serving in temporary roles.
Taliban claims to have conducted drone strikes against Pakistan
The Taliban claims to have executed several drone attacks against military targets in Pakistan, which has reportedly led to escalated tensions between the two nations.
USA asks some embassy staff to leave Israel
The US government is recalling some non-essential embassy staff and their families from Israel due to the increased security situation in the region.
High Returns for the Oil Fund in 2025
Norway's Oil Fund achieved a remarkable return of 15.1 percent in 2025, driven by strong global stock market growth.
Near Record Returns for the Oil Fund Last Year
The Norwegian Oil Fund, known as the Government Pension Fund Global, achieved near-record returns in 2025, with a profit of 2362 billion NOK and an overall return of 15.1%.
Secures area in Trondheim
Police have secured an area in Trondheim following the discovery of a suspicious object, establishing a safety perimeter of 100 meters.
Norske Skog rises over 20 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange
Norske Skog shares have surged over 20% on the Oslo Stock Exchange following the government's proposal to purchase assets from the company for nearly a billion kroner.
Høiby receives extended restraining order against the Frogner woman
Marius Borg Høiby has had a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend, known as the Frogner woman, extended for another six months as authorities deem her in need of protection.
VG: Police request extended detention for Marius Borg Høiby
Police are seeking an extension of the detention for Marius Borg Høiby, confirmed by prosecutor Andreas Kruszweski.
Høiby remains in custody
Marius Borg Høiby will continue to be held in custody while his trial is ongoing until a verdict is reached.
At least seven dead in explosion at café in Kazakhstan
At least seven people have died and 19 others have been injured following an explosion and subsequent fire at a café in Shchuchinsk, Kazakhstan.