This page lists every news story published on Views and News from Norway in 2009. Please note that most news briefs are not listed.  Try the archive search window if there’s something you can’t find.

• Ski season swings into high gear DECEMBER 31, 2009
• War hero Haugland passes away quietly DECEMBER 30, 2009
• More trouble hits train system DECEMBER 30, 2009
• Michelle Obama gives Oleana a boost DECEMBER 29, 2009
• Princess wins support for her titleDECEMBER 29, 2009
• Cold snap may last for another three weeksDECEMBER 29, 2009
• Holiday sales set no big records DECEMBER 29, 2009
• Skier missing, later found dead, after avalanche DECEMBER 28, 2009
• Traditions warm chilly holidays DECEMBER 23, 2009
• Language council wants to ‘norskify’ computer terms DECEMBER 22, 2009
• Stoltenberg offers own progress report DECEMBER 22, 2009
• Erna gets higher marks than Jens DECEMBER 22, 2009
• Royal family heads for the hills DECEMBER 21, 2009
• Bjurstrøm takes over labour ministry DECEMBER 21, 2009
• New climate deal disappoints DECEMBER 20, 2009
• Hopes rise for new climate pact DECEMBER 18, 2009
• Holmenkollen races to meet deadline DECEMBER 18, 2009
• Norway falls out of oil’s ‘Top 10′DECEMBER 17, 2009
• Politicians overrule liberal judges DECEMBER 17, 2009
• Missionary children suffered neglect DECEMBER 16, 2009
• Central bank raises interest rates DECEMBER 16, 2009
• Jens gets key role at climate talksDECEMBER 16, 2009
• Salmon industry caught in lice crisisDECEMBER 15, 2009
• Budget troubles ail FolkemuseumDECEMBER 14, 2009
• EU forces Norway to cut emissions DECEMBER 14, 2009
• Jagland fends off tax criticsDECEMBER 14, 2009
• Ice melting at a ‘dramatic’ rate DECEMBER 14, 2009
• Norwegians arrested in CopenhagenDECEMBER 13, 2009
• Historic Nobel visit comes to an end DECEMBER 11, 2009
• Thousands gather to hail Obama DECEMBER 10, 2009
• Nobel Banquet: ‘A dinner for sponsors’ DECEMBER 10, 2009
• Obama tackled Peace Prize critics DECEMBER 10, 2009
• Stoltenberg defends Obama’s prize DECEMBER 10, 2009
• Obama ‘slips’ into Oslo DECEMBER 10, 2009
• Labour dives in new public opinion poll DECEMBER 9, 2009
• ‘Fortress Oslo’ ready for Obama DECEMBER 9, 2009
• Bhatti held during Obama’s visit DECEMBER 9, 2009
• Oslo third ‘greenest’ city in Europe DECEMBER 8, 2009
• Bagatelle to close before Christmas DECEMBER 8, 2009
• Jens gets 35 minutes with Obama DECEMBER 8, 2009
• Rejected asylum seekers sent home DECEMBER 7, 2009
• Norway’s own emissions under fire DECEMBER 7, 2009
• Minister fears deal between US and China DECEMBER 7, 2009
• High-profile chef quits in a huff DECEMBER 7, 2009
• Demonstrators to greet Obama DECEMBER 7, 2009
• Norwegian salmon under threat DECEMBER 4, 2009
• Norwegians held in Congo lose appeal DECEMBER 3, 2009
• Oslo settlements date to the Stone Age DECEMBER 3, 2009
• No more soldiers from Norway DECEMBER 3, 2009
• Industrial firms hit the brakes DECEMBER 3, 2009
• Waterfront projects run into critics DECEMBER 2, 2009
• Oslo battens down the hatches DECEMBER 2, 2009
• Mourners marched for murder victim DECEMBER 2, 2009
• Russians boost flights off Norway DECEMBER 1, 2009
• More workers found living in fire traps NOVEMBER 30 2009
• Rejected refugees go on a rampage NOVEMBER 30 2009
• Marathon documentary marks 100th anniversary of Bergen-Oslo line NOVEMBER 30 2009
• New threats linked to tax lists NOVEMBER 30 2009
• Police tackle new wave of burglaries NOVEMBER 30 2009
• EU factions mobilize for new vote NOVEMBER 28 2009
• Biodiesel tax clears Parliament NOVEMBER 27 2009
• Bergen tries to forgive holiday vandal NOVEMBER 27 2009
• No turkey, but reason for thanks NOVEMBER 27 2009
• Search ends for new skating coach NOVEMBER 25, 2009
• Critics try to reel in Fisheries Minister NOVEMBER 25, 2009
• Statoil wants to drill off Greenland NOVEMBER 25, 2009
• Investor’s Saab dream hits the skids NOVEMBER 25, 2009
• Millions spent on royal visits NOVEMBER 24, 2009
• Bergen rebuilds its ‘Gingerbread City’ NOVEMBER 24, 2009
• Suddenly, some signs of pessimism NOVEMBER 23, 2009
• Reward offered for gingerbread vandals NOVEMBER 23, 2009
• EU blasts care of farm animals NOVEMBER 23, 2009
• Running uphill takes off in Norway NOVEMBER 22, 2009
• Tough job market for immigrants NOVEMBER 22, 2009
• Norway to emerge from crisis first NOVEMBER 20, 2009
• Biodiesel tax hurts Labour’s image NOVEMBER 20, 2009
• Stoltenberg tackles sick leave costs NOVEMBER 19, 2009•
• Another art theft kept under wraps NOVEMBER 19, 2009
• Group launches anti-vaccine campaign NOVEMBER 18, 2009
• Police uncover huge narcotics stash NOVEMBER 18, 2009
• More Munch art disappears NOVEMBER 18, 2009
• Biodiesel tax ‘a shame for Norway’ NOVEMBER 16, 2009
• Kidnapped journalist admits ‘mistake’ NOVEMBER 16, 2009
• Poland’s ambassador worried for his countrymen in Norway NOVEMBER 16, 2009
• Carlsen secures top chess ranking NOVEMBER 15, 2009
• Progress Party is opposition’s largest NOVEMBER 15, 2009
• Most Norwegians are still anti-EU NOVEMBER 15, 2009
• Commentary: What are they thinking? NOVEMBER 13, 2009
• Thieves snatch Munch lithograph NOVEMBER 13, 2009
• Royals won’t be meeting Mandela NOVEMBER 12, 2009
• Swine flu claims more victims NOVEMBER 12, 2009
• Foreign Minister home from Kabul NOVEMBER 11, 2009
• Record flight delays raise concerns NOVEMBER 11, 2009
• Oil fund reports best results ever NOVEMBER 10, 2009
• UN envoy home for needed ‘R&R’ NOVEMBER 10, 2009
• Vaccinations now available to all NOVEMBER 10, 2009
• Tougher times hurt ‘julebord’ season NOVEMBER 10, 2009
• Norway shipped out its poorest NOVEMBER 10, 2009
• Vikings were the terrorists of their time NOVEMBER 9, 2009
• ‘Fanny and Alexander’ hits the stage NOVEMBER 8, 2009
• Princess draws another crowd NOVEMBER 8, 2009
• Norway to offer FBI more terror data NOVEMBER 8, 2009
• Parting shots from Labour’s patriarch NOVEMBER 5, 2009
• Ambassador in place to greet Obama NOVEMBER 5, 2009
• Norway tops in narcotics seizures NOVEMBER 5, 2009
• Conflicts grow over grazing up north NOVEMBER 4, 2009
• Statoil profits fall 40 percent NOVEMBER 4, 2009
• Officers oppose troop withdrawal NOVEMBER 3, 2009
• Foreign Ministry tries to crack down on suspected proforma marriage NOVEMBER 3, 2009
• Another teen dies from swine flu NOVEMBER 2, 2009
• Hanssen’s PR career off to poor start NOVEMBER 2, 2009
• Huge assault trial gets underway NOVEMBER 2, 2009
• Finance minister steps on the brakes NOVEMBER 2, 2009
• Princess cashing in on angels again NOVEMBER 2, 2009
• American leads Nordic chapter of prestigious research group NOVEMBER 2, 2009
• Russia keeps out human rights workers OCTOBER 30, 2009
• Stoltenberg fends off harsh criticism OCTOBER 30, 2009
• Vaccination programs vary widely OCTOBER 30, 2009
• Telenor profits boost market OCTOBER 29, 2009
• Ex-minister under fire over new post OCTOBER 29, 2009
• Probe launched into flu fatalities OCTOBER 29, 2009
• Two more deaths tied to swine flu OCTOBER 28, 2009
• Interest rates start moving up OCTOBER 28, 2009
• Pushwagner wins back his art OCTOBER 28, 2009
• Viking ships likely to stay put OCTOBER 27, 2009
• Statoil gears up Lofoten campaign OCTOBER 27, 2009
• State church slow to integrate OCTOBER 27, 2009
• Cruise record calls for more piers OCTOBER 27, 2009
• Immigrants struggle with Norwegian OCTOBER 26, 2009
• Ullmann pleased with buyer of father Ingmar Bergman’s estate OCTOBER 26, 2009
• Auditor General slams state accounts OCTOBER 26, 2009
• Extortion attempts linked to tax lists OCTOBER 26, 2009
• Norway to NATO: ‘No more troops’ OCTOBER 23, 2009
• State now urges vaccination for all OCTOBER 23, 2009
• Royal ‘overnatting’ for Obama OCTOBER 23, 2009
• Flying high and flying the coop OCTOBER 22, 2009
• Fossil ‘Ida’ stirs even more debate OCTOBER 22, 2009
• Thousands more are now millionaires OCTOBER 22, 2009
• New ministers tackle asylum deluge OCTOBER 21, 2009
• Military bemoans lack of support OCTOBER 21, 2009
• Annual tax-snooping season opens OCTOBER 21, 2009
• Ski jumps re-emerging over Oslo OCTOBER 20, 2009
• Few willing to take swine flu vaccine OCTOBER 20, 2009
• Guantanamo refusal ‘hypocritical’ OCTOBER 20, 2009
• Veterans and new faces make up Labour-dominated government OCTOBER 20, 2009
• Public sector employment soars OCTOBER 19, 2009
• ‘Halvorsen out as Finance Minister’ OCTOBER 17, 2009
• Krone stronger as budget takes hold OCTOBER 16, 2009
• Norwegians ‘most naive’ in Europe OCTOBER 16, 2009
• Comeback already predicted for rock band ‘a-ha’OCTOBER 16, 2009
• Full retreat on troop return from Afghanistan OCTOBER 16, 2009
• Troops in Afghanistan coming home OCTOBER 15, 2009
• NRK stirs debate on monarchy OCTOBER 15, 2009
• Norway’s ethical dilemma OCTOBER 14, 2009
• Norwegians not so green after all OCTOBER 14, 2009
• More signs of business upturn OCTOBER 13, 2009
• New book adds new drama to Norwegian emigration OCTOBER 13, 2009
• Police and the elderly are biggest budget winners OCTOBER 13, 2009
• Swine flu found on local farm OCTOBER 12, 2009
• Jagland firm on Nobel choice OCTOBER 12, 2009
• Obama accepts ‘call to action’ OCTOBER 9, 2009
• Oslo gears up to welcome Obama OCTOBER 9, 2009
• Nobel committee defends its Peace Prize for Obama OCTOBER 9, 2009
• Peace Prize goes to Obama OCTOBER 9, 2009
• Peace Prize guessing game soon over OCTOBER 9, 2009
• ‘Super minister’ calls it quits OCTOBER 8, 2009
• New platform ‘will change Norway’ OCTOBER 7, 2009
• Afghanistan’s first female ambassador bound for Oslo OCTOBER 7, 2009
• Princess’ husband kicks up new fuss OCTOBER 7, 2009
• Government coalition agrees new platform OCTOBER 7, 2009
• Svalbard coal mine sparks conflicts OCTOBER 6, 2009
• Artist fights for control of his art OCTOBER 6, 2009
• Depression hits half the population OCTOBER 6, 2009
• Oil fund investments under fire OCTOBER 5, 2009
• Stock soars after Telenor truce OCTOBER 5, 2009
• Norway back on top as world’s best place to live OCTOBER 5, 2009
• Crown couple interviewed on CNN, but many questions unanswered OCTOBER 4, 2009
• Early snow took many by surprise OCTOBER 4, 2009
• New airline ‘feels’ out the market OCTOBER 2, 2009
• Ministerial reshuffle begins OCTOBER 2, 2009
• Tandberg takeover dubbed ‘historic’ OCTOBER 2, 2009
• No clear candidates for Nobel prize OCTOBER 1, 2009
• Eide prevails in Afghanistan conflict OCTOBER 1, 2009
• Norway ready to offer disaster aid OCTOBER 1, 2009
• Labour lands parliamentary posts OCTOBER 1, 2009
• Church attendance hits new low SEPTEMBER 30, 2009
• Jagland wins Council of Europe post SEPTEMBER 29, 2009
• Dramatic rescue on Besseggen SEPTEMBER 29, 2009
• New posts, platform face delays SEPTEMBER 29, 2009
• Bus trip over the mountains turned fatal SEPTEMBER 29, 2009
• English moves into lecture halls SEPTEMBER 28, 2009
• Quarrels loom over asylum policies SEPTEMBER 28, 2009
• Government talks get underway: Climate tops coalition’s agenda SEPTEMBER 28, 2009
• DnB NOR seeks more capital SEPTEMBER 25, 2009
• Road maintenance out of control SEPTEMBER 25, 2009
• Journalist wins Rafto Prize SEPTEMBER 25, 2009
• Government talks start Monday SEPTEMBER 24, 2009
• New Munch Museum draws a few screams of protest SEPTEMBER 23, 2009
• Top Oslo politician steps down SEPTEMBER 23, 2009
• Voter turnout jumps with new tally SEPTEMBER 23, 2009
• Police keen on ‘zero tolerance’ SEPTEMBER 22, 2009
• Doomed Norwegians drop appeal SEPTEMBER 22, 2009
• Norway scolds itself in UN report SEPTEMBER 21, 2009
• Norway invited to exclusive ‘environmental dinner’ at UN SEPTEMBER 21, 2009
• Fights add to football crisis SEPTEMBER 21, 2009
• Norway hails Obama’s decision to drop rocket shield plan SEPTEMBER 18, 2009
• Foreign Minister sets priorities SEPTEMBER 17, 2009
• Reflections on a Norwegian election SEPTEMBER 16, 2009
• Voters ‘forgot’ the environment SEPTEMBER 16, 2009
• How Norway’s parties fared SEPTEMBER 16, 2009
• Jens gets down to work SEPTEMBER 16, 2009
• Cruise ships resist tax call SEPTEMBER 15, 2009
• Four more years with JensSEPTEMBER 15, 2009
• Liberal Party leader gives up SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
• Incumbents win exit pollsSEPTEMBER 14, 2009
• Oil spill ship finally leaves Norway SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
• International observers in place SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
• Voters stream to the polls SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
• Tempers flare as election nears SEPTEMBER 11, 2009
• Rain delays arrival of fresh lamb SEPTEMBER 11, 2009
• Students crowd into universities SEPTEMBER 11, 2009
• Royals open new national parks SEPTEMBER 10, 2009
• Ministers admit climate failureSEPTEMBER 10, 2009
• Norway protests death sentences SEPTEMBER 9, 2009
• Conservatives ‘win’ school election SEPTEMBER 9, 2009
• Swine flu claims first local victim SEPTEMBER 8, 2009
• Norwegians sentenced to death SEPTEMBER 8, 2009
• Parliamentary election primer: Here’s where the parties stand SEPTEMBER 7, 2009
• Pettersen clinches LPGA trophy SEPTEMBER 7, 2009
• Government withholds critical audits SEPTEMBER 7, 2009
• Polls vary widely as election nears SEPTEMBER 4, 2009
• Ambassador fears EU isolation SEPTEMBER 4, 2009
• Funcom opts to expand in Canada SEPTEMBER 3, 2009
• Sri Lanka angry with Norway SEPTEMBER 3, 2009
• Fur flying in Norway’s fur industry SEPTEMBER 3, 2009
• Stormy weather hits royal tour SEPTEMBER 2, 2009
• Norwegians on trial in Congo reportedly forced out of the military SEPTEMBER 2, 2009
• UN boss says he’ll pressure world leaders into sealing climate deal SEPTEMBER 2, 2009
• Few leads in latest brutal break-in SEPTEMBER 1, 2009
• Government mulls grocery probe SEPTEMBER 1, 2009
• Many voters remain undecided as election thriller looms SEPTEMBER 1, 2009
• Immigrant penalized for trying to learn Norwegian AUGUST 31, 2009
• UN boss: ‘I have my own charisma’ AUGUST 31, 2009
• Embattled UN boss lands in Oslo AUGUST 31, 2009
• Birkebeiner riders brave cold, rain and mud over the mountains AUGUST 30, 2009
• Historic day on the waterfront AUGUST 30, 2009
• Polar ship emerges from the depths AUGUST 20, 2009
• Government up for grabs AUGUST 20, 2009
• Oil fund helped curb child labor AUGUST 19, 2009
• Oil firms cut exploration costs AUGUST 18, 2009
• Police escort for princess’ daughter AUGUST 18, 2009
• Pre-election debate baffles voters AUGUST 18, 2009
• Holmenkollen Ski Jump project logs enormous budget overruns AUGUST 17, 2009
• What Norway can learn from others, according to its foreign minister AUGUST 17, 2009
• New polls tip change of government AUGUST 14, 2009
• Joyful festival season in full swing AUGUST 14, 2009
• Norway Cup team disappears AUGUST 13, 2009
• SAS cuts to hit hard in Norway AUGUST 13, 2009
• ‘Terra’ towns sue to recover losses AUGUST 12, 2009
• Tamil living in Norway pegged as new militant leader of LTTE AUGUST 12, 2009
• Election campaign heads home AUGUST 11, 2009
• Norway blasts Burma’s latest move against Aung San Suu Kyi AUGUST 11, 2009
• Strawberries and wild salmon under threat AUGUST 10, 2009
• Consumer prices take a dive AUGUST 10, 2009
• Obama picks his man for Oslo AUGUST 10, 2009
• Norway ‘underrepresented’ at UN AUGUST 7, 2009
• Ship inspections often find flaws AUGUST 7, 2009
• Refugee arrivals set new record AUGUST 7, 2009
• Albino bear charms crowds at Polar Zoo AUGUST 6, 2009
• Conservatives hit another low AUGUST 6, 2009
• Voters face an election thriller despite ‘yawn’ of a campaign AUGUST 5, 2009
• Hamsun Center due to close again AUGUST 5, 2009
• Author Hamsun gets his due AUGUST 4, 2009
• Oil spill hits re-election campaign AUGUST 4, 2009
• COMMENTARY: Abolish idyllic notions of Norway AUGUST 3, 2009
• Man killed in shooting at Tøyen AUGUST 3, 2009
• Spill leaves seabirds suffering AUGUST 3, 2009
• Justice Minister tries again to crack down on crime AUGUST 3, 2009
• Grounded ship’s oil spill may be worst ever in Norway JULY 31, 2009
• Ships sink and ground, six missing JULY 31, 2009
• Rainfall sets new records in the south JULY 30, 2009
• Custody dispute sets off diplomatic incident JULY 29, 2009
• Welfare system under pressure JULY 29, 2009
• Norway Cup tackles swine flu JULY 28, 2009
• Eastern European crime wave crashes over Norway JULY 27, 2009
• Summer season straightening up JULY 27, 2009
• Tycoon set to become tax exile JULY 24, 2009
• Police crack drug-smuggling ring JULY 23, 2009
• Oil-rich Norway is losing is gasoline stations JULY 22, 2009
• Election campaign warms up with curious conflict over culture JULY 21, 2009
• Investigation planned into suppressed wartime massacre JULY 21, 2009
• Drugs flow around central station JULY 20, 2009
• State defends anti-violence courses for asylum seekers JULY 20, 2009
• Heavy rainfall spoils holidays, leads to drownings JULY 20, 2009
• New EU debate finally starts brewing in ‘No-way’ JULY 17, 2009
• Embassy evacuated after bombings JULY 17, 2009
• Polish workers leave Norway, Swedes sticking around JULY 16, 2009
• Norway scolds Cuban ambassador JULY 16, 2009
• Swine flu cases mounting quickly JULY 16, 2009
• ‘Speed devils’ plague the roads JULY 15, 2009
• State church loses support in Oslo JULY 15, 2009
• Businesses urged to use ‘norsk’ JULY 14, 2009
• Salmon exports break all records JULY 13, 2009
• Cruiseship spill in Geiranger raises environmental concerns JULY 13, 2009
• Hamsun commemoration draws more critics JULY 10, 2009
• Stormy weather set to stick around JULY 9, 2009
• More turbulence looms at SAS JULY 8, 2009
• Uyghurs’ anger flares up in Oslo JULY 8, 2009
• Shares recover after week’s rough start JULY 7, 2009
• Citizenship may require passing some tests JULY 6, 2009
• Guest workers don’t want to leave JULY 6, 2009
• Storm halted trains and Games, heat wave over for now (SEE THE VIDEO) JULY 5, 2009
• Eurovision lands at Fornebu JULY 3, 2009
• Heat wave due to end JULY 3, 2009
• Norway varies from the norm, again JULY 3, 2009
• Government tightens asylum rules JULY 2, 2009
• Opera now top attractionJULY 1, 2009
• Chechnyan peace talks underway n Oslo JULY 1, 2009
• Police labour conflict set to drag on JULY 1, 2009
• Moose shot for barking up the wrong tree JUNE 30, 2009
• Foreign Minister turns up in Baghdad JUNE 30, 2009
• Catholics in Oslo need more churches JUNE 30, 2009
• Deadly collision inside tunnel JUNE 29, 2009
• Heat wave coincides with new climate concerns JUNE 29, 2009
• Tagging epidemic spreads over Oslo JUNE 26, 2009
• Royal treatment for HIV/AIDS JUNE 25, 2009
• ‘More difficult to be gay in Norway’ JUNE 25, 2009
• StatoilHydro forced into embarrassing retreat JUNE 24, 2009
• Annual whale hunt suspended JUNE 24, 2009
• The ‘new Holmenkollen’ takes shape JUNE 23, 2009
• ‘Børsen’ takes another beating JUNE 23, 2009
• Several long-time leaders leave politics and Parliament behind JUNE 22, 2009
• Protesters target Iranian Embassy in Oslo JUNE 22, 2009
• Moose have poorer health in the south JUNE 22, 2009
• Telenor faces ‘real threat’ in Russia JUNE 20, 2009
• Norway’s highest mountain challenges new immigrants JUNE 20, 2009
• Rybak remains on a roll JUNE 19, 2009
• Major health care reform looms JUNE 18, 2009
• Central bank cuts interest rates to lowest level ever JUNE 17, 2009
• Teachers top satisfaction survey JUNE 17, 2009
• Oslo no longer world’s most expensive city JUNE 16, 2009
• Defense rises to its own defense JUNE 16, 2009
• Offshore investment on the rise JUNE 15, 2009
• Road work way over budget JUNE 15, 2009
• Catching the midnight rays JUNE 14, 2009
• Royals may also have been under illegal surveillance JUNE 12, 2009
• Norwegians may invest in SAAB JUNE 12, 2009
• Military suspected of bugging prime minister’s office JUNE 11, 2009
• Coach won’t give up World Cup goal JUNE 10, 2009
• Emergency landing sparks panic JUNE 10, 2009
• Office space standing empty JUNE 10, 2009
• Smallest coin may disappear JUNE 10, 2009
• Birthday listings leave many unhappy JUNE 9, 2009
• Shipping hordes sail into Oslo JUNE 9, 2009
• New swine flu outbreak may hit this fall JUNE 8, 2009
• Fossil ‘Ida’ comes ‘home’ to Oslo JUNE 8, 2009
• No apologies as bishop bows out JUNE 8, 2009
• World Cup dreams dashed by a draw JUNE 7, 2009
• Pension fund dumps shares in Aker Solutions JUNE 7, 2009
• Majority in Parliament supports high-speed trains JUNE 5, 2009
• Police rule out double murder in Frogner JUNE 5, 2009
• Former prime ministers unite to fight nuclear weapons JUNE 5, 2009
• No strike: Government gives in to union demands JUNE 4, 2009
• New strike threat looms JUNE 3, 2009
• Beautiful weather takes a break JUNE 2, 2009
• US Embassy can move to Huseby MAY 29, 2009
• Fire destroys historic church MAY 29, 2009
• Oslo Stock Exchange ‘best in Europe’ MAY 29, 2009
• Royals meet new media indifference (News analysis)MAY 28, 2009
• Royal mosque visit sparks criticism MAY 28, 2009
• ‘Heat wave’ on the way MAY 28, 2009
• Strike threat postponed MAY 27, 2009
• Dates set for next Eurovision extravaganza in Norway MAY 27, 2009
• Strike averted, at least for now MAY 27, 2009
• Strike looms over pension reform MAY 26, 2009
• Rybak still riding high after Eurovision victory MAY 26, 2009
• Oslo cruises to new record year MAY 26, 2009
• Legendary politician dead at 103 MAY 25, 2009
• Norway condemns North Korea’s nuclear test MAY 25, 2009
• Progress Party’s Jensen sets sights on prime minister’s job MAY 23, 2009
• Mystery still clouds battle between Røkke and the state MAY 22, 2009
• Thousands descend on Bergen MAY 21, 2009
• Taliban ties led to asylum in Norway MAY 20, 200
• Oslo lands sensational fossil MAY 20, 2009
• Terror suspects face deportation MAY 18, 2009
• Eurovision hero back home in Norway MAY 18, 2009
• Sun shines brightly on 17th of May celebrations MAY 17, 2009
• Fairy tale comes true for Norway MAY 17, 2009
• State spending soars under new budget MAY 15, 2009
• Nobel Peace Prize winner put in jail MAY 14, 2009
• Norway’s quiet waste revolution MAY 13, 2009
• Oil income dives, stocks hold firm MAY 13, 2009
• Fewer Norwegians have faith MAY 12, 2009
• Three dead in Asker shootings MAY 11, 2009
• Government gives in to tycoon Røkke MAY 11, 2009
• Moose on the loose in northern neighborhood (picture series) MAY 11, 2009
• High court to hear protests over US Embassy move MAY 11, 2009
• Swine flu reaches Norway MAY 11, 2009
• Concert House strikes sour notes APRIL 24, 2009
• State keen to end battle over Aker APRIL 24, 2009
• Røkke finally breaks his silence over Aker deals APRIL 22, 2009
• Labour’s capitalist darling pushes his luck (commentary) APRIL 21, 2009
• Støre stirs controversy in GenevaAPRIL 20, 2009
• Opera hosted huge roof partyAPRIL 20, 2009
• Norway mourns latest casualty in Afghanistan APRIL 19, 2009
• State strikes back against controversial Aker sales APRIL 14, 2009
• Embassy break-in sparks rebuke, protests continue over Sri LankaAPRIL 13, 2009
• Justice minister makes noisy return to work MARCH 30, 2009
• Landslide blamed on roadwork MARCH 15, 2009
• Police recover stolen painting MARCH 12, 2009
• Theft raises fears for church security MARCH 10, 2009
• Losses cut deeply into “Oil Fund” MARCH 10, 2009
• Commuters leaving the car at home MARCH 10, 2009
• Justice minister still on sick leave MARCH 2, 2009
• Norway’s roads worst in Europe MARCH 2, 2009
• Hydro job cuts sink Oslo stocks MARCH 2, 2009
• Capital digs out after heavy snowfall MARCH 2, 2009
• Oslo Ski Guide 2009 MARCH 2, 2009
• State hands over crisis package to banking industry MARCH 2, 2009
• Protests mount against oil drilling near Lofoten FEBRUARY 22, 2009
• Norway tries to discourage Iceland from joining EU FEBRUARY 13, 2009
• Business hopes dive as prospects worsen FEBRUARY 12, 2009
• Harder times spur rehab boom
• Crisis loan saves Think
• 1,000-kroner notes may disappear
• Famed author laid to rest
• Royal husband in verbal assault
• Arne Naess dead at 96