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Statistics, filings and public records, drawn from Tribune reporting: the numbers behind the news, checked at the source by our data and records desk. This page is updated as new items are reported.

Oct. 22

Terma and Kongsberg launch a Danish-Norwegian venture to keep military aircraft flying

Defence Aviation Services, launched in Copenhagen on Wednesday, will deliver maintenance, repair and overhaul for military airborne platforms, drawing on KAMS experience with the F-35, the P-8 and the F-16 in Norway.

Politics
Oct. 22

Oslo talks send Witkoff on to St. Petersburg as the Ukraine diplomacy moves a step

Norway's account of Tuesday's meeting, published on Wednesday, records agreement to keep the diplomatic process on track, a working dinner with allied security advisers, and a next stop in Russia for the US envoy.

Politics
Oct. 22

Nel names Morten Holum as its next chief executive, and Hexagon Purus makes the other half of the move

The hydrogen company will be led on an interim basis by its finance chief from Nov. 1 until Mr Holum arrives from Hexagon Purus by May 2027 at the latest, where Salman Alam steps in as interim chief executive the same day.

Business
Oct. 21

Zelenskyy comes to Oslo for Ukraine talks hosted by Store and Stubb

At Ukraine's request, Norway and Finland organised a day of meetings in Oslo on Tuesday, with US envoy Steve Witkoff in the room, Jared Kushner joining remotely, a royal audience and a visit to the Storting.

Politics
Oct. 21

The EU puts security at the head of a new Arctic strategy built with its northern neighbours

The European Commission's new strategy for the Arctic, adopted on Tuesday, organises cooperation with partners including Norway around four priorities: security, climate, economy and people.

Arctic
Oct. 20

Norway retargets its under-16 social media law at harmful platforms, games included

The government will write a risk-of-harm test into the coming age-limit law and drop the broad exemptions for games and messaging services. TikTok, Roblox and Snapchat, as they work today, would all be covered.

Society
Oct. 20

Five Norwegian sites will host hybrid-electric EL2 demonstration flights in 2027

A quay with no runway, a business park, two large hub airports and a short northern strip: Bristow, Electra, Avinor and the aviation authority have picked the places where the EL2 demonstrator will test what ultra-short flight needs from Norway.

Business
Oct. 19

Norway's under-17 women beat Ghana 3-0 for a first World Cup win

Two goals in the first 13 minutes and a late second from Maia Melgard gave Norway a 3-0 win over Ghana in Rabat on Sunday, the country's first victory at the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, at its second appearance at the tournament.

Sport
Oct. 19

Norway and its EFTA partners sign the Viet Nam free trade agreement in Hanoi

The signing on Sunday closes a negotiation launched in 2012. About one in two of the goods Norway sells to Viet Nam loses its tariff the day the deal takes effect, and salmon, now taxed at up to 15 percent, enters duty-free from day one.

Politics
Oct. 12

Per Strand Hagenes rides into history as the first Norwegian to win Paris-Tours

The 23-year-old attacked inside the final kilometre from an 11-man breakaway and held off Jasper Stuyven to win the 120th edition of the classic on the Boulevard Béranger in Tours.

Sport
Oct. 11

Inflation quickens to 3.4 percent as food and transport prices climb

Consumer prices rose 3.4 percent in the year to September, the highest reading since April, while core inflation held steady at 3.0 percent. The figures land two weeks after Norges Bank raised its policy rate to 4.5 percent.

Business
Oct. 8

Norway plans to draw $63.6 billion from the oil fund in 2027

The 2027 budget bill proposes spending 608.4 billion crowns from the sovereign wealth fund, up from this year, as the minority government braces for a budget fight in parliament.

Energy
Oct. 5

Two killed as a shooter opens fire on a hunting party in Halden

A shooter opened fire on a hunting party in forest near Halden on Sunday morning, killing two and seriously injuring a third. A suspect was arrested at the scene; police later confirmed a connection between the suspect and the hunting party.

Society
Oct. 4

Rheinmetall Nordic opens new Skoppum site as defence industry expands

The 4,579-square-metre facility in Vestfold will develop and integrate electro-optical and fire-control systems, with 100 employees at opening and room for 127.

Business
Oct. 2

Ten-man Norway let a Cardiff lead slip as Wales struck back twice

Oscar Bobb's early opener was cancelled out by Daniel James and a Neco Williams free kick after Torbjorn Heggem's red card, leaving Norway beaten 2-1 in the Nations League.

Sport
Sept. 29

The oldest ice is melting, and the Stone Age is coming out of it

Forty-eight prehistoric arrows recovered from Jotunheimen this season, the oldest six millennia old. The finds get older because the ice they come from is older, and it is disappearing.

Arctic
Sept. 28

Oslo homes are cheaper in real terms. Young buyers still cannot reach them

Prices in the capital have barely moved for nearly two years while consumer prices rose 5.5 percent. High rates and weak purchasing power keep first-time buyers out.

Society
Sept. 21

Brussels keeps its Arctic moratorium as Norway licenses on

The Commission says the moratorium on new Arctic oil and gas development stays in the updated Arctic strategy, due Oct. 20, 2026. Norway's APA 2026 round expanded into the Barents Sea anyway.

Arctic
Sept. 20

41 medals: the numbers behind Norway's Milano Cortina

Eighteen gold, 12 silver, 11 bronze. The final table confirms Norway's place atop the Winter Games, with the United States second and the Netherlands third.

Sport
Sept. 18

What the Svalbard Treaty actually bans

Article 9 prohibits naval bases, fortifications and warlike use. It does not make the archipelago fully demilitarized, whatever the shorthand says.

Arctic
Sept. 16

Licensed to drill, bound to save: the fiscal frame around APA 2026

Twenty-one companies want to explore. The white paper sets the 3 percent spending path that will govern whatever they find.

Energy
Sept. 10

The oil fund's record half: 1,753 billion kroner in six months

A 9.4 percent return took the fund to 22,683 billion kroner. Currency moved against it, and the 3 percent rule still governs what the state can spend.

Business
Sept. 8

The seed vault's 70th deposit: 15,387 samples into the mountain

June's deposit from 11 genebanks took the Svalbard vault past 1.4 million samples. The February deposit added 7,864 more.

Arctic
Sept. 3

House prices jumped 2.1 percent in August. The average home now costs 5.04 million kroner

Eiendom Norge reports a startlingly strong month after the weakest July on record. Oslo is the exception, with 0.3 percent growth so far this year.

Business