Oslo
Coverage of Oslo in the Nexus archive.
- Norway provides both a model, and a warning, for NATO
Norway offers a model and a warning for NATO, according to Joshua Huminski. Allies can learn from Oslo's approach to strengthen the NATO alliance.
- Stepson of Norway’s crown prince jailed for four years in rape case
Marius Borg Hoiby, 29, was sentenced to four years in prison for rape, domestic violence, and drug charges following a seven-week trial in Oslo. He is the stepson of Norway’s crown prince.
- News of the World: What you missed this week internationally
An Oslo balcony is delivering pizza, and a group of 200 women from Mexico embroidered a canopy for the World Cup. Additional international news is highlighted in the article.
- VOLTAGE: Oslo pressures EU to drop moratorium on Arctic drilling
Oslo is urging the EU to remove the moratorium on Arctic drilling. The article highlights Arctic oil and gas as a key topic.
- Oslo pressures EU to drop moratorium on Arctic drilling
Oslo is urging the EU to lift the moratorium on Arctic drilling. Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre stated that Europe will require more Norwegian gas in the future.
- EU looks more attractive in Trump’s ‘crazy world’, says Norway
Norway finds the EU more attractive in Trump’s 'crazy world,' according to the article. Oslo is reevaluating its relationship with the bloc after previously rejecting membership twice.
- Malaysia blasts ‘conspicuously muted’ response over axed Norway missile deal
Malaysia’s Defence Minister Mohamed Khaled Nordin criticized the international community’s muted response to Norway’s cancellation of a missile deal with Malaysia. He questioned whether global rules were subject to the will of bigger powers, highlighting concerns over unequal scrutiny.
- Malaysia’s navy faces rough waters in South China Sea without Norway’s missiles
Norway's ban on a missile system for Malaysian warships is delaying Malaysia's naval modernization project, particularly its littoral combat ships (LCS), which are critical for asserting control in the South China Sea. Analysts warn this bottleneck weakens Malaysia's ability to counter encroaching vessels in its exclusive economic zone.
- Pakistan’s moment in the Sun: Can it really end the Iran war?
Pakistan is attempting to mediate in the Iran war through diplomatic efforts led by Field Marshal Asim Munir, hosting American envoys and Iranian diplomats in Islamabad. The situation draws comparisons to historical peace negotiations like those in Oslo, Camp David, and Geneva in 1985.
- Bordering Russia, Norway adopts ‘total defence’ mode with focus on civil readiness
Norway, bordering Russia, has entered 'total defence' mode to prepare its population for potential conflict, citing the war in Ukraine as a catalyst. The country is reinforcing civil readiness, exemplified by facilities like Oslo's St. Hanshaugen air raid shelter, which can accommodate 1,100 people.
- Norway journalist calls out Modi over avoiding media questions
A Norwegian journalist questioned Narendra Modi about avoiding media questions after a press conference in Oslo. The incident occurred on Monday during Modi's visit to Norway. The reporter's inquiry highlighted Modi's reluctance to engage with the media.
- A Norwegian student spent $26 on Bitcoin in 2009 and forgot the password. He "cracked" it 4 years later. His $26 was worth $886,000.
In 2009, Norwegian student Kristoffer Koch bought 5,000 Bitcoin for $26.60 but forgot the password. Four years later, he cracked it as Bitcoin's price surged, selling a portion to buy an apartment in Oslo. His remaining Bitcoin is now worth over $450 million.
- Ryanair CEO Is ‘Less Concerned’ Europe Will Run Out of Jet Fuel
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary expressed reduced concern about Europe facing a jet fuel shortage during a conference in Oslo. The statement was made at the Norges Bank Investment Management annual investment conference on April 28.
- Budget Airline Halts LA Flights as High Jet Fuel Costs Spill Into US Market
A budget airline has suspended its Los Angeles flights due to rising jet fuel costs impacting the US market. Norse Atlantic Airways, which operates a route from Los Angeles International Airport to Oslo, is affected by the increased expenses.
- Norway Averts Strike as Unions Clinch Wage Deal With Employers
Norway's unions and employers reached a wage deal, preventing a potential strike. The country's inflation decline continues, potentially influencing the central bank's interest rate decisions.