Equinor Chief Warns Against Using Oil Policy as Bargaining Chip in Budget Talks
Equinor chief executive Anders Opedal has voiced concern that Norway’s oil and gas policy is being negotiated behind closed doors as part of ongoing state budget talks. He argued...
Norway’s High Tariffs Blamed for Soaring Food Prices and Surge in Cross-Border Shopping
Norwegians continue to face some of the highest food prices globally, with costs rising sharply over the past year. While politicians often point to grocery chains and taxes, economists...
Denmark, Norway Probe Security Risks in Chinese Electric Buses Amid Remote Access Fears
Danish authorities have launched an urgent investigation into potential security vulnerabilities in hundreds of Chinese-made electric buses after it was discovered that the vehicles’ control systems could be accessed...
Telenor Reports $50 Million Earnings Impact from Malaysia’s Rising 5G Costs
Norwegian telecom giant Telenor reported third-quarter earnings slightly below expectations, citing a negative adjustment of 500 million Norwegian crowns ($49.8 million) due to escalating 5G-related costs in Malaysia.
The company’s...
Stoltenberg Calls for Review of Norway’s Oil Fund Ethical Guidelines
Norwegian Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg has called for a review of the ethical guidelines governing Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, known as the Oil Fund. He emphasized that while the...
Stoltenberg Defends State Budget Amid Criticism from Allies and Opposition
Norwegian Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg defended his first state budget proposal in nearly 30 years, describing it as a “responsible budget” designed to secure Norway’s economy during global uncertainty....