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Norway finds 'probable' case of mad cow disease
File photo: Bjørn Sigurdsøn/Scanpix

Norway finds 'probable' case of mad cow disease

Norway said on Wednesday it had detected a "probable" case of mad cow disease but urged consumers not to panic as it may not be the same variant as the British 1990s epidemic. READ  
    Real Madrid sign Norway prodigy Ødegaard
    Martin Ødegaard has already played three times for Norway. Photo: Vegard Wivestad Grøtt/NTB Scanpix

    Real Madrid sign Norway prodigy Ødegaard

    A complete unknown only a year ago, Norwegian prodigy Martin Ødegaard's transfer to Real Madrid has set his fledgling career soaring towards the summits. READ  
      Norway ranks second for cost of living
      Staff celebrate a Michelin star for Ylajali in Oslo. We suspect they didn't have to pay for the meal. Photo: Erlend Aas/NTB Scanpix

      Norway ranks second for cost of living

      A new report shows Switzerland has the highest cost of living in the world, ahead of Norway. READ  
        Six naked soldiers catch frostbite in Norway
        Soldiers train in Setermoen. File photo: Rune Sævik/Scanpix

        Six naked soldiers catch frostbite in Norway

        Norwegian military police have launched an investigation after six rookie soldiers were sent out for a run stark naked in -20C temperatures. READ 
          New Norway ice map could open up oil search
          The Snøhvit natural gas field in the Barents Sea. Photo: Håkon Mosvold Larsen/Scanpix

          New Norway ice map could open up oil search

          Norway wants to redefine the contours of the Arctic ice edge, the government announced on Tuesday in a controversial decision that could allow it to further open the Barents Sea to oil and gas exploration.READ  
            Police: Don’t report that it’s snowing in Norway
            Snow is quite common in Norway. Photo: Håkon Aarthun/NTB Scanpix

            Police: Don’t report that it’s snowing in Norway

            Police in southern Norway say they are not prioritizing complaints about snow and are urging people to remember that they live in Norway. READ  
              Anti-Islam group loses support in Norway
              Photo: Fredrik Varfjell/NTB Scanpix

              Anti-Islam group loses support in Norway

              Just 70 people showed up to take part in an anti-Islam Pegida march in Oslo on Monday, with the group far outnumbered by counter-demonstrators. READ  
                Green warriors put bounty on wolf hunters
                Photo: Scanpix/Green Warriors of Norway

                Green warriors put bounty on wolf hunters

                Norwegian conservationists are offering a 100,000 kroner ($13,000) reward to anyone who can help them track down whoever is responsible for the disappearance of a rare wolf. READ  
                  Anti-Islam march to go ahead in Oslo
                  Organizer Max Hermansen (right) leads a Pegida march in Oslo, January 12th. Photo: Berit Roald/NTB Scanpix

                  Anti-Islam march to go ahead in Oslo

                  Anti-Islam protesters are set to go ahead with a planned march on Monday despite death threats made against the Pegida movement's organizers in Germany. READ  
                    Istanbul bomber 'widow of Norwegian jihadist'
                    The Sultanahmet mosque in Istanbul. Photo: NTB Scanpix

                    Istanbul bomber 'widow of Norwegian jihadist'

                    A teenager from Russia's Muslim region of Dagestan suspected to have carried out a suicide bombing in Istanbul was said Friday to have been the widow of a Norwegian jihadist who died fighting for the Islamic State (IS) group in Syria. READ  
                      Features
                      A-ha! The Norwegian super-group is back!
                      Paul Waaktaar-Savoy, Morten Harket and Magne Furuholmen of A-ha. Photo: Heiko Junge / NTB scanpix

                      A-ha! The Norwegian super-group is back!

                      One of Norway's most famous pop bands, A-ha, will reunite this summer for their 30th anniversary, the group announced on Thursday.READ   3 comments
                      Interview
                      The key to happiness: pain, politics and poverty
                      What makes Norwegians happy? Photo: Shutterstock

                      The key to happiness: pain, politics and poverty

                      Long, dark winter nights, the government getting you down, and Christmas bringing an endless cycle of shopping and debt? Well, latest research reveals suffering, bad politicians, and money problems can actually make you happier. The Local meets Professor Joar Vittersø of the Arctic University in Tromsø, who explains why being happy is more about sufferance than smiles. READ  
                      The Local List
                      Ten reasons why Norway is king of the world
                      Royal reasons why Norway is the world's best 'kingdom'. File photo of a king: Shutterstock

                      Ten reasons why Norway is king of the world

                      Norway has more than just government wealth making it officially the most prosperous country in the world. But The Local discovers it's far more than just oil money making this Nordic nation a world-beater. READ  5 comments
                      Explore Norway
                      10 best places to visit in North Norway this winter

                      10 best places to visit in North Norway this winter

                      Northern Norway this month made the Lonely Planet's Top 5 list for best regions for travellers to go to in 2015. The Local takes a tour of one of Europe's most scenic destinations and reveals some of the coolest places to see and things to do in the Arctic Circle and beyond. READ  
                      Interview
                      Meet Norway's kings of rainwear
                      T-Michael (left) and Alexander Helle of fashion label Norwegian Rain. Photo: Norwegian Rain

                      Meet Norway's kings of rainwear

                      The design duo behind Norwegian Rain, Norway's award-winning fashion brand, tell The Local how making rainwear that is both functional and stylish is not all grey skies. READ  
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                      New Charlie Hebdo cover criticized in Norway
                      The masthead of the latest edition of Charlie Hebdo

                      New Charlie Hebdo cover criticized in Norway

                      Leading Norwegian Muslims have criticized the new cover of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which features the Muslim Prophet Muhammad crying and holding a ‘Je Suis Charlie’ sign. The decision by some Norwegian media to reproduce it has also come under fire. READ  
                      Missing man and girl rescued from mountain
                      The pair were believed to be on a snowmobile like these ones. Photo: TT

                      Missing man and girl rescued from mountain

                      A father and his eleven-year-old daughter who went missing in temperatures of -19C in west Sweden, on the border with Norway, have been rescued. READ  
                      Paris terror attacks
                      Threat against Denmark and Norway reported
                      In the midst of the dramatic week in France, a post on a French website allegedly warned that Denmark and Norway are the next targets. Photo: AFP/MARTIN BUREAU/Scanpix

                      Threat against Denmark and Norway reported

                      In the aftermath of the terror attacks in Paris, a French website reportedly carried a warning that Denmark and Norway would be next.READ  

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