The Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG), also known as the National Oil Fund, posted a 5.4 percent return, or the equivalent of NOK 219 billion, in the first quarter.
The Norwegian government has submitted a formal request to the Norwegian parliament (Storting) for authorization to procure six F-35 Lightning II aircraft for delivery in 2017.
Norway is to increase its level of support for efforts to eradicate polio to NOK 240 million (USD 40 million). - Polio can be completely eradicated within the space of five to six years, Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg says.
Norwegian WW II veteran Joachim Rønneberg, also called the last hero of Telemark, and the man who helped stop Hitler's A-bomb, was Thursday honored for his war-time efforts at a ceremony in the UK.
The Security Police (PST) have allegedly kept two Muslim communities in Norway under illegal surveillance, according to the Norwegian Parliamentary Intelligence Monitoring Committee (EOS).
Low-fare airline Norwegian is considering registering its new Dreamliner long distance aircraft in Ireland, in order to cut staff and operating costs, and increase profits.
- Norway is committed to a democratic and unified post-Assad Syria. Military means alone will not lead to a lasting solution in Syria, said UN ambassador Geir O. Pedersen.
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The Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG), also known as the National Oil Fund, posted a 5.4 percent return, or the equivalent of NOK 219 billion, in the first quarter.
The Norwegian government has submitted a formal request to the Norwegian parliament (Storting) for authorization to procure six F-35 Lightning II aircraft for delivery in 2017.
Norway is to increase its level of support for efforts to eradicate polio to NOK 240 million (USD 40 million). - Polio can be completely eradicated within the space of five to six years, Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg says. 
Low-fare airline Norwegian is considering registering its new Dreamliner long distance aircraft in Ireland, in order to cut staff and operating costs, and increase profits.
