Al Zaheri28 Aug 2026Norway: King Harald V has died at 89 after more than three decades on the throne. His son, Crown Prince Haakon, succeeds him as King Haakon VIII. #Norway #KingHarald0 likes0 comments#kingharald#norway
Jacob Smith6 Jul 2026Norway stun Brazil as Erling Haaland fires them into World Cup quarter-finals. #Norway #Brazil #WorldCup #Football #Sports #News2 likes2 comments#brazil#worldcup#norway#sports#news
Jacob Smith1 Jul 2026Norway ended a 28-year wait for a FIFA World Cup knockout-stage victory with a dramatic 2-1 win over Ivory Coast. Erling Haaland scored the decisive late goal after Patrick Berg’s assist, sending the Nordic nation into the next round and continuing the Manchester City star’s reputation for delivering in crucial moments. #FIFAWorldCup #Norway #ErlingHaaland #Football #Sports #WorldCup4 likes3 comments#worldcup#fifaworldcup#norway#sports#erlinghaaland
Jacob Smith17 Jun 2026Erling Haaland marked his FIFA World Cup debut in style by scoring twice as Norway secured an impressive victory over Iraq. The Manchester City striker continued his remarkable international form, taking his tally to 57 goals in just 51 appearances for Norway. Although Aymen Hussein briefly brought Iraq level, late goals and relentless Norwegian pressure proved decisive. The result strengthens Nor4 likes4 comments#norway#worldcup2026#haaland#football#fifa
Jacob Smith16 Jun 2026Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been found guilty of two counts of rape and sentenced to four years in prison. A court in Oslo convicted him on multiple charges while acquitting him on others after reviewing the evidence. The high-profile case has attracted widespread public attention in Norway and sparked discussions about accountability, justice, and the le3 likes3 comments#court#europe#norway#justice#crime
Jacob Smith15 Jun 2026Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been sentenced to four years in prison after being found guilty on two counts of rape. The Oslo District Court cleared him of some charges but convicted him on several other offenses. Prosecutors had sought a significantly longer sentence, while defense lawyers requested a shorter term. The case has attracted widespread attenti5 likes4 comments#europe#justice#norway#crimenews
Faisal 20 May 2026Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng claimed that her Instagram and Facebook accounts were suspended after she attempted to question Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a media briefing in Norway. Sharing the update on X, she described the suspension as a “small price to pay for press freedom” while posting screenshots of the alleged notices. The incident has sparked debate online around media freedom,3 likes2 comments#norway#pressfreedom#journalism#ind
Faisal 20 May 2026Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten faced massive criticism after publishing a cartoon portraying Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a “snake charmer” in an opinion piece. Critics accused the publication of promoting racist stereotypes and disrespectful imagery linked to colonial narratives about India. The controversy emerged during PM Modi’s Norway visit and quickly triggered outrage online, with many 3 likes2 comments#norway#con#media#india#narendramodi