France Will women really be the biggest winners of France’s pension reforms? Will French women actually benefit from the new pension system and what can we learn from the examples of other European countries? Euronews answers. 18/01/2020
View Alan Cumming: As an immigrant, the racism of anti-immigrant rhetoric is palpable ǀ View The idea that if you're pro-immigrant, you're anti-America, and if you're anti-immigration, you are pro-America is completely wrong. 02/12/2019
View Depleted fish stocks can’t wait. The EU and Norway need to commit to ending overfishing now ǀ View EU-Norway consultations consistently result in agreements to continue overfishing. This is in no small part due to a bewilderingly flawed approach: by assuming the scientific advice for maximum sustainable catches as a starting point and then negotiating upwards. 02/12/2019
Lithuania Russia, Lithuania and Norway conduct three-way spy swap Five people were released: two Russians, two Lithuanians and a Norwegian. 15/11/2019
The Cube UEFA sanctions loophole as Romania invites 30,000 children to football UEFA had ordered Romania to play the match behind closed doors, after failing to control their supporters. 16/10/2019
no comment Russian trawler catches fire in Norwegian port The authorities evacuated the harbour in case the ship exploded. 26/09/2019
Norway Watch: Norway's last miners fight for survival against climate policy Norway's last coal mine, in the Arctic archipelago, is under threat of closure. It is situated in the northernmost town on Earth – which is also the fastest heating, thanks to climate change. 20/09/2019
Norway Mysterious illness kills dogs in Norway A mysterious illness in Norway is killing dogs. It has a quick onset and nobody can confirm whether it is contagious or not. 08/09/2019
world news Brazilian government defends record on Amazon deforestation Satellite images from Brazil’s own space agency allegedly show deforestation in the Amazon has almost tripled since Bolsonaro’s government came to power. 17/08/2019
The Cube The online message forums linked to far-right attacks | The Cube Police in Norway have extended national security measures as the investigation continues into Saturday’s attempted shooting at a mosque near Oslo. Reports suggest the gunman was influenced by other attacks in 2019 and posted in online message forums before the shooting. 15/08/2019
brussels bureau The Brief: Norway mosque shooting suspect makes first appearance in court The Brief: The suspect in the Norway mosque shooting has made his first appearance in court. Philip Manshaus does not admit to any crime and is not speaking with investigators. 12/08/2019
Norway Norway: Suspect in mosque attack denies guilt The shooter, described as a "young white man," wore body armour and a helmet, witnesses said. 10/08/2019
Norway Hundreds of reindeer found dead in Arctic 'due to climate change' More than 200 reindeer have been found dead on a Norwegian island in the Arctic Circle, with researches believing it could be down to climate change. 30/07/2019
World Around the world in 76 days: Artic fox travels from Norway to Canada A young Arctic fox took just 76 days to make a transcontinental journey of 3,506 km across sea ice from Norway to northern Canada. The creature's journey has left the global scientific community stunned. 03/07/2019
France 2019 Women's World Cup: France beat Norway 2-1 France beat Norway in Nice on Wednesday night. 12/06/2019
World Norway cruise to 3-0 win over Nigeria Norway didn't break sweat in their opening game 08/06/2019
Norway Norwegian woman dies from rabies after puppy bite in the Philippines It is the first rabies-related human death in Norway for more than 200 years, according to the Norwegian Institute of Public Health. 11/05/2019
Norway Norway’s new health minister: 'Let them smoke, drink and eat red meat' “I do not plan to be the moral police,” the 41-year-old populist politician said. 08/05/2019
no comment Activists climb aboard rig to protest drilling in Norwegian Arctic Four activists from Greenpeace climbed onto a rig to protest against oil and gas drilling in the Norwegian Arctic. 30/04/2019
Norway Did whale in mystery harness escape from Russian military? Harnessing the power of the sea: A beluga whale found with a Russian-made harness has raised the alarm of Norwegian officials amid speculation the animal may have escaped from a Russian military facility. 29/04/2019
world news Strike-hit SAS cancels 1,200 more flights on Monday and Tuesday SAS cancelled more than 1,200 flights scheduled for Monday and Tuesday as a pilot strike that has already affected tens of thousands of travellers drags on. 28/04/2019
Sweden European travellers hit as airline cancels hundreds more flights SAS pilots went on strike on Friday as wage talks broke down, grounding around 70 percent of the airline's flights and hitting some 170,000 people over the weekend alone. 27/04/2019
Sweden Sweden and Norway 'concerned' by unusual pre-season forest fires Sweden and Norway have seen unusual pre-season forest fires spark in southern parts of their territory, triggering fear of a sequel of 2018's "summer of ashes". 24/04/2019
futuris Packing some power: storing energy at ultra high temperatures Futuris meets the researchers attempting to store energy at ultra high temperatures. 08/04/2019
Norway Elon Musk’s love for Norway as electric car sales hit record high In total 18,375 new cars were sold in Norway last month and 58.4% of these were electric. 05/04/2019
no comment Disaster-dodging cruise ship's engines 'failed due to low oil levels' The engines of a luxury cruise ship that narrowly escaped disaster during a storm off Norway on Saturday (March 23) failed because of relatively low levels of lubricating oil in the engines, the Norwegian Maritime Authority said on Wednesday (March 27). 28/03/2019
