The new year will see Norway ring in several changes, ranging from tweaks to the mortgage regulations to new tax rates.

PM with message to the public, young people worried about the economy, and Torp Airport reopened after emergency landing.

As we prepare to leave the current year behind us, cities across Norway have made preparations to celebrate 2025’s arrival.

Norway will celebrate the calendar turning over from December 31st to January 1st, meaning you can expect disruption and reduced business hours. Here’s what is open and what closes over the New Year.

Norwegian police said an officer in his twenties and a suspect had died after an overnight shootout on Saturday in the Nordic ...

Can Norway follow a similar path to neighbouring Sweden, which has seen its currency strengthen despite multiple interest ...

Norway’s government has proposed beefing up the permanent residency rules by increasing the language requirements. However, ...

A bus carrying several foreign tourists went off the road and ended up partially submerged in a lake near the Raftsundet ...

Foreigners often need to overcome several hurdles to land a job in Norway. The Local talks to a relocation expert to find out ...

Despite lower mortgage requirements in 2025, industry organisation Real Estate Norway has warned the property market could be ...

A proposal to raise the language requirements for permanent residence was submitted for consultation by the Norwegian ...

Many foreigners living in Norway want to travel back to their home country to see family and friends over Christmas, but what ...