Norway’s land-use neutrality debate is moving to the national level, after the government appointed an expert committee to examine whether development that consumes natural areas should be offset by restoring
Norway’s master graduates still have strong employment prospects, but the transition from university to the labour market has become more difficult. More than 90% of students who completed a master’s
A Chinese man found living in a bunker near Bodø Airport has been expelled from Norway and banned from returning for five years. He had initially been charged with attempting
European support for Spain over the Ceuta crisis emerged from an emergency meeting of EU interior ministers on Tuesday, reversing much of the criticism directed at Madrid in the previous
Norway’s public services were disrupted by a cyberattack that affected access to government, welfare and healthcare platforms from the early hours of Monday, 3 August. The Norwegian Digitalisation Agency (Digitaliseringsdirektoratet,
SALT in Oslo plans to reopen in three weeks, after the cultural venue was ordered to close over fire-safety violations in late June. The waterfront complex has asked members of
Norway’s student housing waiting list still includes 17,105 people just ten days before the start of the academic year, despite a record number of students receiving accommodation during the summer.
A record number of applicants have received study places in Norway for the 2026/2027 academic year. A total of 117,099 people were offered admission through the country’s coordinated application system,
Free after-school care in Norway becomes a statutory right from 1 August, guaranteeing pupils in the first three years of primary school 12 free hours each week. The reform requires
Norwegian universities are cutting international tuition fees from 1 August, after a change in the law gave higher education institutions greater freedom to set prices for students from outside the