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Policymakers in Oslo announce biggest rate increase in almost two decades
A new tranche of adventure holidays in honour of the explorer offers one-in-a-lifetime thrills – and tear-inducing chills
Oslo’s enormous new National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design is not only showcasing Nordic design, but reconsidering what we mean by it
Denmark’s vote to end EU opt-out and Nato bids by Finland and Sweden redraw regional security map
The country’s woollen-sweater dynasty is branching out into tourism, introducing visitors to Alesund and the region’s ‘dance of land and sea’
The Scandinavian indigenous people are fighting back with their work, selected to show at the Venice Biennale
Designs for Cunard’s Queen Anne unveiled; Skistar reports record results; the small tour operators taking direct action to help refugees
Asking the Norwegians to build up their green hydrogen export capacity makes sense
Arctic drills lasting a month will be among military alliance’s biggest since cold war
Decision by the Norwegian government underlines how financial pressure on Russia is increasing
Norwegian telecoms company is struggling to appease both regime and human rights campaigners
Critics say the appointment is untimely given heightened tensions between the military alliance and Russia
Company owned by Italy’s Eni and private equity group HitecVision will test investor appetite in the sector
Politicians raise concerns about independence and public trust after revelations of dinners with country’s elite
Activists lobby NBIM over $1.4tn wealth fund’s investments in manufacturers and developers linked to 2017 disaster
Candidacy likely to spark debate over monetary policy independence and oversight of sovereign wealth fund
Oslo’s annual Christmas gift has met with a churlish response
A salmon farm in southern Norway could herald a green revolution in the fish industry
Parliament president quits as expenses row threatens to erode country’s high level of trust in establishment
A clear commitment to blue hydrogen would help the EU achieve its ambitious climate goals
Labour leader Jonas Gahr Store tells the FT that the country’s $1.4tn oil fund is ‘political’
Energy ministers are meeting tomorrow to pick up where leaders left
Convert to Islam arrested over assault that ‘appears to be act of terrorism’, says intelligence service
A new airport is bringing the Norwegian resort of Trysil within easy reach
SoftBank-backed company has reason to be confident as listing could be Norway’s biggest IPO in two decades
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