The high wages on offer in Norway have typically meant that tipping hasn’t been the norm. However, Norwegians tipped record ...

Equinor sees profits slump, Stoltenberg’s return boosts Labour in the polls, and other news from Norway on Wednesday.

Norwegian oil and gas giant Equinor said on Wednesday it would scale back its renewable energy ambitions as it reported a ...

Norway's Centre Part will resign from the government on Thursday, Norwegian media has reported. Pictured is Norway's parliament. Photo by Marco Süssi on Unsplash The disagreement stemmed from the ...

In 2024, Oslo Airport accommodated 26 million passengers, a 5 percent increase from the previous year. Photo by: Jørgen Syversen for Avinor Oslo Airport has secured a place among Europe's most ...

Babies in Norway cannot be given names which would be a "serious inconvenience" for them. Photo by Omar Lopez on Unsplash When a baby is born, the parents have six months to register the child's name ...

Norway’s single-party government will focus on the concerns of those living in cities following the exit of the rural-focused Centre Party from the coalition. “I feel that it is a message we are ...

Norway's governemnt will offer consumers a fixed rate energy price. Pictured is an energy meter. Photo by Arthur Lambillotte on Unsplash The new energy plan, dubbed ‘Norgespris’ by PM Jonas Gahr Støre ...

Climate change and efforts to curb it by moving away from fossil fuels are both threatening the rights and livelihood of Sami indigenous people in the Arctic, according to a new report. Pictured is a ...

A Norwegian film has received an Oscar nomination. Photo by Pedro Ugarte/ AFP. The Palestinian-Norwegian co-production "No Other Land" was nominated for an Oscar on Thursday, while Norwegian Mona ...

The number of those applying for patient injury compensation increased last year, with more than 7,700 applications made, according to figures from the injury compensation portal. Last year, the ...

The seizure came after Sweden and Latvia said Sunday that a fibre-optic cable linking the Swedish island of Gotland to Ventspils in Latvia had been damaged. Pictured is the sea in the Tromsø area.