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April 21, 2007A red-hot real estate market and strong economy have led to a building boom in Norway over the past few years, and with it has come a rash of shoddy construction. Now the state hopes to force builders to do a better job.
Ari Behn turns designer
April 21, 2007Never before has the introduction of some new tableware and glasses attracted so much media attention in Norway. Then again, such items have never been designed by the celebrity husband of a Norwegian princess, either.
Pension fund stakes in gambling spark outcry
April 21, 2007Norway's huge public pension fund, fueled by oil revenues, is supposed to be governed by strict ethical guidelines. Now some Norwegians are crying foul after learning that the fund has invested in the gambling industry, which is illegal at home.
Aker vows major CO2 cuts
April 21, 2007Norwegian industrial firm Aker says that creative use of technology will allow it to capture 16 percent more carbon dioxide at its Kårstø gas plant than the plant produces. One environmental activist says the method can set an example for other plants in Europe.
Norway ‘not alone’ on Hamas
April 21, 2007Norway's foreign minister claimed Friday that the country's decision to formally recognize the new Palestinian government has paved the way for other countries to normalize relations with the Palestinians as well. Even some Israelis, it's reported, are tapping the Norwegians for their ties to Palestinian authorities.
Church filled for ship victims
April 21, 2007Herøy Church in the west coast town of Fosnavåg was filled to to the last pew nearly an hour before funeral services began Friday for the captain of the doomed Bourbon Dolphin
Labour hails Annan and Brundtland
April 21, 2007Norway's Labour Party, which heads the country's government coalition at present, hailed both its former superstar Gro Harlem Brundtland and former UN boss Kofi Annan at its annual meeting on Friday. Annan gave Brundtland credit for today's global drive to curb climate change.
Postman kept post
April 19, 2007A mail carrier in Jessheim couldn't be bothered to make his deliveries and just decided to keep all post for himself.
Labour asked to consider bordellos
April 19, 2007A red light district for Oslo is being discussed as a possible solution to regulating capital prostitution.
Ex-convict causing trouble
April 19, 2007Convicted murderer Falk Rune Rovik is giving Minister of International Development and peace-broker Erik Solheim serious headaches with troubling accusations in Sri Lanka.
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