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The Kingdom of Norway lies on the Scandinavian Peninsula and is not part of the European Union.
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Norway's Princess Martha Louise marries US 'shaman'
Norwegian princess Martha Louise is tying the knot with US spiritual guru Durek Verret.
REV – The Auto & Mobility Show
Norway leads the way on EVs, e-mobility cuts India’s emissions, and REV looks into claims about EVs
Alternative fish farming: good for the fish and environment?
A salmon farm in Norway is committed to breeding the fish under more sustainable conditions
Norway: Home to the world's biggest salmon farm
Is it possible to produce salmon without causing the fish duress and harming the environment?
Critical raw materials of the future
Raw materials of the future: Lithium, gold, silver and copper. And: the world’s biggest salmon farm.
Norway: Man guilty of deadly Oslo LGBTQ shooting
Zaniar Matapour will serve 30 years for an attack before a 2022 Pride celebration in Oslo.
'Coolcations' on the rise as summer temperatures soar
Record summer heat is leading many European vacationers to begin swapping Mediterranean beaches for northern fjords.
Norwegian arrested for allegedly spying for China
An Oslo court ordered the detention of a Norwegian citizen who has denied spying for China.
Germany mulls sugar tax: What are the benefits?
A number of countries already tax sugary foods and drinks. Which model has proven most effective?
Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine
Harvesting water from the air, recreating a Tanzanian butterfly forest in Italy, and protecting vultures to save lions.
Carbon capture: Why Germany trails Norway and the US?
The USA and Norway have been using carbon capture for a long time, but Germany has yet to allow it.
Ireland, Norway, Spain to recognize Palestine as state
Despite Israel's objections, the three countries that support Palestinians want other countries to follow suit.
'We want to break out of the cycle of violence'
Spain, Norway and Ireland to recognize Palestinian state: Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide speaks to DW.
Ireland, Spain, Norway to recognize Palestinian state
Israel's government has hit back at the three European countries, claiming their move rewards terrorism.
The end of coal mining in Svalbard
Energy transition in the Arctic: Norway closes its last coal mine in Svalbard.
Melting pot Svalbard: How much freedom is allowed?
New controversial voting restrictions in Svalbard are causing foreigners to feel marginalized.
How Norway's Svalbard plans to phase out coal
Svalbard is aiming to end coal production and instead focus on renewable energy. But the transition won't be easy.
Sweden Quran burner says he will go to Norway
A Christian Iraqi who burned the Quran in Stockholm said "freedom of speech" in the country is a "big lie."
Norway: Oslo terrorism trial for LGBTQ bar shooting begins
A 44-year-old man faces terrorism charges for allegedly killing two people and injuring several more at a gay bar.
Norway leads the way on EV adoption
Norway sells more EVs per capita than any other country. How did they do it?
Germany looks to Scandinavia for new conscription model
Defense Minister Boris Pistorius is looking for a potential blueprint for reintroducing conscription in Germany.
Norway's king gets temporary pacemaker in Malaysia
The 87-year-old Norwegian monarch had fallen ill during his vacation on the Malaysian island of Lagkawi.
Inside Europe - 29 February 2024
NATO membership and the shift in the Swedish psyche, Russian fishing vessels in Norwegian ports, and refugee-led mental health interventions in Prague. Also: quantifying extremism in Germany's AfD, enshrining abortion in the French constitution, dealing with the aftermath of ISIS terror in Turkey and bringing refugee children and their peers together through music.
North Sea helicopter crash: 1 dead, 5 injured
A helicopter on a search and rescue exercise has crashed off the coast of Norway, causing one death.
Inside Europe - 22 February 2024
On the 2nd anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, we look at the security and funding situation and talk to DW’s Kyiv correspondent, Nick Connolly. Also: The delicate issue of Norway’s relationship with Russia, how Russia is using cryptocurrency to by-pass international sanctions, and we meet Mstyslav Chernov, director of the BAFTA award winning documentary, 20 Days in Mariupol.
Norway: Capturing CO2
A cement manufacturer in Norway wants to store climate-damaging carbon dioxide under the sea.
Focus on Europe - Spotlight on People
Two years of war have changed Ukrainian soldiers on the front line as well as refugees abroad.
In Norway, motorists saved from fjord in sauna rescue
In Norway, patrons aboard a floating sauna rescued two people whose car had plunged into the ice-cold water.
In the middle of a fjord: The floating Iris restaurant
A floating metal sphere lures gourmets and architecture fans alike to a Norwegian fjord.
Euromaxx - Lifestyle Europe
Floating restaurant, German virtue of punctuality, original Parmesan cheese
Extreme cold grips Scandinavia
Northern Europe is in the grip of extreme cold, with the mercury sinking as low as minus 40 degrees Celsius.
Focus on Europe - Spotlight on People
By 2026, greenhouse gas-emitting cruise ships will be prohibited from entering Norway’s fjords.
Norway bans polluting cruise ships
From 2026, only cruise ships powered by alternative fuels will be allowed to visit Norway's fjords.
Meet the 2024 European Cultural Capitals
Bodo in Norway, Tartu in Estonia and Bad Ischl in Austria all share the European Capital of Culture title in 2024.
Sled Dog Race on the Eternal Ice
Sled dog racer Andreas Barth trains hard to win the Bergebylopet - a challenge for humans and animals alike.
Nature replaces coal mining in Norway's far north
A huge renaturation project is underway on Norway's Svalbard Islands on the site of a former mining town.
Cruise missile strikes Norway-flagged tanker off Yemen
The US military says the missile was launched from a Houthi-controlled area of Yemen.
Are Norway's fjords worth a trip?
We often hear that you have to have seen Norway’s fjords at least once in your lifetime.
Euromaxx - Lifestyle Europe
In this episode: Christmas angels from the Ore Mountains. A Spanish treat: churros. Norway’s majestic fjords.
Inside Europe - 30 November 2023
What are the lessons from the Dutch elections won by far-right firebrand Geert Wilders, London receives its annual Christmas gift from Norway and Germany grapples with a €60 billion hole in its budget. Also: a new Lviv art venue opens amid the Ukraine war, earthquake legislation in Romania forces small firms to close and French winemakers ask: 'Where have all the drinkers gone?'
Is mining in Norway more environmentally friendly?
Europe wants to extract more raw materials in Norway. But sometimes plans are met with protests.
Norway's seed vault protecting Africa's food supply
African scientists have preserved precious seeds in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, deep in Norway's Arctic permafrost.
Nobel laureate Fosse gave 'voice to the unsayable'
After being in the running for nearly a decade, Norway's Jon Fosse has been awarded the 2023 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Tensions on Svalbard between Russians and Norwegians
The war in Ukraine is heightening tensions between Russians and Norwegians living on Svalbard.
Focus on Europe - Spotlight on People
The war in Ukraine is heightening tensions between Russians and Norwegians living on Svalbard.
Arctic nations: High stakes in the High North
DW traveled to Norway to observe an annual combat drill now taking place against a very different geopolitical backdrop.
World Cup: Slick Japan on mission to inspire new generation
For captain Saki Kumagai, a strong performance at the World Cup means much for the game's development in Japan.
Storm 'Hans' batters Scandinavia
Extreme weather in Scandinavia knocked out power lines, flooded villages and brought public transport to a standstill.
Wounded Ukrainian soldier returns to frontline
Yehor Oliynik, 20, lost his leg in an explosion. DW visited him in Norway, where he underwent rehabilitation.
Where your dirty old cars end up
We hear about how used cars from wealthy countries are getting a second life in Ghana. And we talk to a transport sustainability researcher about why that kind of upcycling isn't as good for the environment as it might seem, as well as what reform could look like. And we visit Norway, where we meet those for and against the idea to mine its deep sea for critical minerals.
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