We have started to collect the most important news related to Norway in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The driver of a rescue truck managed to jump to safety as the broken down lorry he was pulling up a snow covered road fell down a cliff, taking the truck with it.
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A child welfare agency in Norway says it will hand over two Indian children taken into foster care 10 months ago to their uncle.
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Islamist cleric Mullah Krekar is sentenced to five years in prison for making death threats against Norwegian officials and others.
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Norway plans new mental health laws to cater for mass killer Anders Behring Breivik's detention, as his trial looms.
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Norwegian social services say they cannot hand over two Indian children taken into foster care to their uncle because of reports of family "conflicts".
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India's junior foreign minister says efforts to bring back two Indian children placed in foster care in Norway have been put on hold.
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Five foreign tourists die and one is in hospital after an avalanche hits a group of skiers in northern Norway, police say.
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Norway's domestic intelligence agency warns that future Anders Behring Breivik-style attacks are possible, saying it had no way of uncovering his plot.
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The Norwegian military fear a Hercules transport plane carrying five people has crashed while flying to Sweden during a winter exercise.
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Norwegian police apologise and admit their response to last July's attacks which killed 77 people was much too slow.
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A group of islands in the Norwegian Arctic called Svalbard is becoming a surprisingly popular destination for international politicians.
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Norway will ban TV cameras from key parts of the trial of mass killer Anders Behring Breivik, including statements by him and witnesses.
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The father of Norwegian killer Anders Behring Breivik is questioned by French and Norwegian police investigating the attacks in which 77 people died.
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Anders Behring Breivik, who confessed to attacks which left 77 people dead and 242 injured in Norway, is charged with committing terror acts.
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A clothing label popular among neo-Nazis angers German officials by naming a shop "Brevik" - similar to the Norwegian mass killer's name "Breivik".
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Norwegian musician and composer Terje Isungset uses his background in jazz and Scandinavian music, to create musical instruments from non-traditional materials including ice.
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The practice of dumping millions of tonnes of waste rock from mining in deep Norwegian fjords is coming under close scrutiny from the country's scientists.
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Norway welcomes North Korean YouTube stars
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Anders Breivik, who killed 77 people in a bombing and mass shooting in Norway, has appeared in court in Oslo.
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A Norwegian court convicts two men of planning to attack a Danish newspaper after it printed cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.
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