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July 22nd marks 15 years since one of the darkest days in Norwegian history. The 2011 twin terror attacks, the deadliest peacetime massacre in Norway's history, shook the country and gained international headlines.
When summer temperatures climb in Norway, visiting a pool or water park is a great way to cool off, stay active, and have fun with family or friends. Here are some options in Norway’s biggest cities.
Norway is experiencing a prolonged dry period, leading authorities to raise the alarm over increased wildfire risks across the country.
Norwegian police said on Tuesday they have identified a suspect linked to a massive fire that broke out last week in a town near Oslo, but were not treating the blaze as a deliberate criminal act.
The Local wants to hear how families manage this period in Norway.
With the mercury rising to near record-breaking temperatures in recent weeks, we asked readers of The Local Norway how they deal with a Norwegian heatwave.
Our contributor, Emma Pouncey, tells us about her struggles of dealing with British passport bureaucracy and the logistical nightmare associated with being a dual national.
Our contributor, Emma Pouncey, tells us about her struggles of dealing with British passport bureaucracy and the logistical nightmare associated with being a dual national, which affects Brits with citizenship of any other European country.
Norway unveiled on Sunday a memorial to the 77 victims of the twin attacks carried out nearly 15 years ago by a neo-Nazi extremist, the deadliest peacetime massacre in the country's history.
More than 100 homes were destroyed by fire on Friday in Drammen in southern Norway as firefighters battled to contain the blaze.
