Smashing previous monthly record, Russia launches 5,337 kamikaze drones against Ukraine during June Russia launched a record 5,337 Shahed-type drones against Ukraine in June, according to data from the Ukrainian Air Force and Dragon Capital, smashing the …
(After my digressive rant about summertime air travel, I’m returning to writing about the Norway trip that my wife, Mary Pat Treuthart, and I took in May.) And so, after our seven-hour train trek, we arrived in Bergen. Wednesday, May 7, 8:42 a.m. (Central …
Norwegian lottery bosses have sent a text message apologising to tens of thousands of disappointed players who were accidentally told they had won large sums of money. Norsk Tipping, the state-owned gambling operator, had admitted “several thousand” people …
OSLO, June 30 (Xinhua) -- Norway and other European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries signed a new economic partnership agreement with Malaysia during the EFTA ministerial meeting held last week in Tromso, northern Norway. This marked a significant …
Hosts of the 2025 UEFA Women's European Championship, Switzerland, will begin their tournament when they face Norway Women on Wednesday (July 2nd). The game will be played at St. Jakobs-Park. The Swiss finalized their preparations for the tournament …
KLP has divested from US-based Oshkosh Corporation and Germany’s ThyssenKrupp over their continued supply of military equipment to Israeli forces. Norway’s largest pension fund, KLP, announced that it has divested from US-based Oshkosh Corporation and …
(NewsNation) — Thousands of Norwegian lottery players thought they’d finally hit the jackpot and become millionaires, only to find out it was an error. A conversion error led “several thousand” players in Norway to be notified that they’d won big. Prize …
OSLO: A Norwegian lottery company on Monday (Jun 30) apologised to 47,000 crestfallen gamblers who were mistakenly told they had won huge sums in a lottery, the firm blaming a currency conversion error. State-owned gambling group Norsk Tipping said they …
Norway’s Amon Maritime has set up a new company to order ammonia-fuelled bulk carriers backed by a state grant. Named Amon Bulk, the new venture will develop two vessel types — a capesize and a kamsarmax — using a NOK253m ($25m) award from energy …
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