For the first time in Norwegian history, no person over the age of 65 will sit in the national parliament (Stortinget) after the upcoming election. This development has raised concerns
Norway has decided to permanently arm its police officers, marking a historic departure from the country’s long-standing tradition of maintaining an unarmed police force. The decision follows a parliamentary vote
Norway's Storting has reached a cross-party agreement on a new mineral law, marking a significant shift in how access to state-owned minerals is regulated. The compromise grants landowners more influence