The wage negotiations are underway - The United Confederation of Trade Unions has submitted demands to Norwegian industry
Negotiations for wage agreements in Norway's competitive industrial sector are set to commence, with the deadline for negotiations on March 26 and mediation starting April 7 if no agreement is reached.
Iran's Defense Council says the Persian Gulf will be mined if Iran's coast or islands are attacked
Iran's Defense Council warned that it would mine the Persian Gulf if its coast or islands come under attack, following reports of potential U.S. occupation of Kharg Island.
Working in a kindergarten in the same municipality β one of them gets covered work clothing
Kindergarten employees in Oslo receive different support for work clothing based on their district, leading to frustration over inequality.
Chainsaw Masquerade
The Norwegian political party RΓΈdt is boldly embracing the anti-waste rhetoric historically associated with the right wing, seeking to claim ownership of the concept while criticizing government spending practices, particularly in consultancy and executive salaries.
Nettavisen survey: Continued strong support for the royal family
A recent survey shows that 64.6% of Norwegians support maintaining the monarchy, with the popularity of the royal family remaining stable since the last measurement.
IEA Chief: The War in the Middle East Threatens the World Economy
Fatih Birol, the head of the IEA, warns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is leading to significant global oil and gas crises that threaten the world economy.
Serious traffic accident in Senja municipality
A serious traffic accident involving a truck and a passenger car was reported in Senja municipality at 06:20.
Media: Plane collides with fire truck in New York
Several American media outlets report that a plane has collided at LaGuardia Airport in New York.
Monday, March 23: This Happened Last Night
A summary of notable events in Norway and internationally, including tensions with Iran, local violence incidents, award winners in music, and the death of a former tennis champion.
Katrine released on bail in Spain: - We all agree that she killed him
Norwegian Katrine, who killed her husband in Spain, has been released on bail as her defense attorney argues she acted in self-defense.
Poland against Hungary: β We have had our suspicions
Poland's Prime Minister expresses concerns over Hungary's alleged leaking of sensitive EU meeting information to Russia.
The TV star with a new plea: β Someone knows something
Nancy Guthrie, an 84-year-old American woman missing for seven weeks, has her family appealing for help in finding her as police suspect kidnapping.
81 dead in heavy rains and floods in Kenya
Severe flooding in Kenya has resulted in 81 deaths and displaced nearly 2,700 families, particularly affecting Nairobi.
Trump's deadline approaches: The question will be whether power stations are military targets
Trump threatens to attack Iran's power stations if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened within 48 hours.
Police: Serious violent incident in Stavanger
The police reported a serious violent incident in downtown Stavanger, with further information anticipated.
Man had his car stolen - was run over as they escaped
A man in OppegΓ₯rd, Norway, was injured after being run over by the thieves who stole his car and attempted to flee.
Woke up to a totalled car: - There was a note in the window
A 25-year-old man in Oslo discovered his car had been severely damaged overnight, moved three parking spaces, and some e-scooters had also been knocked down by an unidentified vehicle.
The Worst Possible Scenario
The article discusses the evolving geopolitical dynamics in the Gulf region following Trump's presidency, highlighting shifting relations between Gulf nations and Iran, and the implications of the Abraham Accords.
Julia (25) is called 'Little-Kari' - leads Ap towards maintaining the teacher norm
Julia Eikeland, a member of Rogaland Ap, advocates for the retention of the teacher norm in schools to prevent significant cuts to teaching staff.
Police: Several injured after a fight in TromsΓΈ
Several individuals were injured following a reported fight involving multiple people in TromsΓΈ, according to police.
Bird flu detected in Tvedestrand
Norwegian authorities have confirmed the presence of bird flu in Tvedestrand following the discovery of several dead birds in the area.
Bærum: Man Charged with Murder Claims He Acted in Self-Defense
A man charged with murder in Bærum states he acted in self-defense during an incident that resulted in the death of another man.
The Double Murder in KarmΓΈy: - Rest in Peace, Dad
A woman and a man were found murdered in a residential collective in Kopervik, leading to the arrest of two men in their 30s suspected of the double murder.
One hospitalized after accident at shooting event
A man in his 60s was hospitalized following an accident at a shooting event in Heim municipality, Norway, though his injuries are not considered serious.
Man charged after fatal accident in Lyngdal does not admit guilt
A man charged in connection with a fatal accident in Lyngdal involving a teenage boy has pleaded not guilty and expressed sympathy for the victim's family.
The double murder in KarmΓΈy: The accused man denies guilt
A man in his thirties, one of the suspects in a double murder case in KarmΓΈy, Norway, denies guilt but is cooperating with the police during the investigation.
War and High Prices: Where You Should Spend Your Vacation This Year
This article discusses the impact of rising prices and flight cancellations on travel destinations for Norwegians this year.
Here are they prepared for war against Putin
Finland emphasizes its strong national security measures and readiness for conflict with Russia, showcasing a culture of preparedness.
This is how Mette-Maritβs contact was after the 'unsafe' situation
Crown Princess Mette-Marit felt 'unsafe' after a situation involving Epstein in 2013 and continued her contact with him for a year and a half afterward.
Lifeless person retrieved from the sea in Sandnes
A lifeless person has been pulled from the sea in Sandnes, Norway, and is currently being attended by emergency services.
Man in his 60s and woman in her 50s found dead in Kopervik
Two men in their 30s have been charged with the murders of a man in his 60s and a woman in her 50s found dead in Kopervik, Norway.
- A Living Hell
Katrine (51), accused of murdering her husband in Spain, claims self-defense as she awaits trial after spending 19 months in high-security prison before being released on bail.
Suspicious Object in Bergen
Police in Bergen responded to a report of a suspicious object found in a pedestrian tunnel beneath E39, ensuring public safety and investigating the item.
Sliding on the mountain
The article discusses activities related to skiing in Norway's mountainous regions.
Ukraine Talks in Florida Continue Today
Delegations from Ukraine and the USA are engaged in discussions in Florida aimed at resolving the ongoing four-year conflict.
14 killed at South Korean factory
Rescue workers have found 14 dead after an explosion and fire at a car parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea.
Axios: Trump Considers Peace Talks with Iran
The Trump administration is contemplating potential peace talks with Iran amidst ongoing conflicts, while also considering the deployment of ground troops in the region.
Cuba darkened again after Trump's oil boycott
Cuba faces significant power outages as the U.S. implements an oil embargo, exacerbating the country's economic crisis.
Man found severely injured in Oslo
A severely injured man was found on the street in Oslo, with the police investigating the possibility of violence against him.
The double murder in KarmΓΈy: - Very tragic
Two men have been arrested in connection to the double murder of two individuals found dead in KarmΓΈy, Norway.
Person seriously injured after scooter accident
A person has suffered serious injuries following an e-scooter accident in Vestfold, Norway, with emergency services responding to the scene.
Adresse: Football brawl in Trondheim
A brawl occurred at a pub in central Trondheim on Saturday night, leading to police intervention and warnings for aggressive behavior ahead of a local football match.
WHO on Sudan: At least 64 people killed in attacks on hospitals
The WHO reports at least 64 fatalities, including children and healthcare workers, in a recent attack on a hospital in East Darfur, amidst ongoing violence in Sudan.
Downtime at Nordea β the error has been fixed
Nordea experienced a temporary outage affecting customer access to bank accounts, which has now been resolved according to a representative from the bank.
Suspicious death in Bærum
The police are investigating a suspicious death in Bærum, Norway, and have arrested one person while forensic technicians are on the scene.
Tourists illegally flew drone by military base in Troms
Police reported that a group of foreign tourists illegally operated drones in a no-fly zone near a military base in Ramsund, Troms.
Former FBI Director Dies
The former FBI Director Robert Mueller, known for leading the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, has passed away.
New survey: Strong trust in Crown Prince Haakon
A recent survey shows that nearly 80% of Norwegians believe Crown Prince Haakon would serve well as king.
A 'common friend' borrowed Epstein's house: They agreed on the details
Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway visited Jeffrey Epstein's house in 2013, under the claim that it was borrowed from a mutual friend, without disclosing the friend's identity.
Work accident in Troms
A person was injured in Troms when struck on the head by a crane boom during tunnel work.