This week in Norway
This week in Norway, domestic attention focused on the opposition demanding answers regarding concerns at the Uranienborghjemmet nursing home and ongoing discussions about the power demands of the data center sector. The Center Party proposed student loan write-downs for students who become visiting friends to the elderly, while Kjell Inge Røkke's holding company paid out nearly 1 billion kroner in dividends. Internationally, the U.S. approved a potential sale of artillery shells to Norway.
About Norway
Norway, a prosperous democracy in Northern Europe, is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, including dramatic fjords and the Northern Lights. The country consistently ranks among the top globally for press freedom, fostering a robust media environment characterized by a strong public broadcaster and independent private outlets. Its unique geography and high quality of life often shape both domestic and international news coverage.
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Media landscape
Norway boasts a highly free and diverse media landscape, consistently ranking at the top for press freedom globally. It features a strong public service broadcaster, NRK, alongside a vibrant array of independent private newspapers and digital news sites.
For comprehensive coverage, consult NRK.no, while Aftenposten.no offers in-depth journalism; many Norwegians speak English, but not all local content or signs will be translated.
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Norway's interest rate decision looms as crucial inflation data set for release
- Norway's central bank, Norges Bank, may raise its key interest rate in the coming days, with a decision due Thursday. - Crucial inflation data for July will be released Thursday morning, which econo…
Goalkeeper error and penalty heroics as KBK beats Molde 2-1
- Kristiansund (KBK) defeated Molde 2-1 in a dramatic local derby, with a controversial goal and a late penalty save. - KBK's goalkeeper Peder Lervik made a debut error leading to Molde's goal, but Mi…
Kremlin escalates information confrontation against Norway, labeling organizations 'undesirable' to pressure critics and Ukraine support
- Russia has labeled several Norwegian organizations as "undesirable" this summer as part of a strategy to intimidate critics and undermine support for Ukraine. - These designations, while having no l…
How is it that all these far-right people actually read "The Lord of the Rings"?
- Agnes Ravatn comments on the phenomenon of far-right individuals identifying with J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings." - The article explores how the fantasy epic is interpreted and used by som…
Filip Ingebrigtsen Open to Reconciliation with Rival Narve Gilje Nordås
- Filip Ingebrigtsen is open to reconciliation with Narve Gilje Nordås after their past conflict. - Nordås previously had a strained relationship with the Ingebrigtsen brothers due to family issues wi…
Several injured in shooting in Denmark
- Police responded to a shooting in the residential area of Agervang in Holbæk, Denmark. - Several people were affected, and authorities believe the incident is related to a dispute within the crimina…
Netanyahu Rejects Trump's Gaza Plan, Demands Hamas Disarmament First
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a 15-point plan for Gaza proposed by Trump's peace council, refusing to withdraw Israeli forces. - Netanyahu stated Israel will not withdraw until …
Grønstad's Leap: 'I Believe in Myself More'
- Norwegian runner Tobias Grønstad has transformed from a non-contender at last year's World Championships to a medal hopeful for the European Championships. - His confidence has surged after achievin…
Infantino's Support Base Holds Amidst FIFA Controversy
- Gianni Infantino faces continued controversy over a failed attempt to sell World Cup shares to external investors. - While FIFA expresses confidence, UEFA has withdrawn its trust, and nations like N…
Virus and infection can explain why younger siblings earn less
- A Danish study suggests that infants experiencing respiratory illnesses may face a higher risk of lower educational attainment and income in adulthood. - Researchers found that second-born children …
Loneliness is common and stigmatized among Norwegian students, study finds
- Loneliness is a common but stigmatized issue among Norwegian students, with many experiencing it during their studies. - A survey found that seven out of ten Norwegian students experience some degre…
Biathlete Christiansen calls World Cup trip his 'most expensive holiday ever'
- Biathlete Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen won a supersprint race in Sandnes after an unconventional off-season. - His "holiday" included filming a reality TV show and attending the World Cup in the USA. …
Catastrophe-horror film suffers from 'Netflix Syndrome'
- A new Netflix thriller, "Catastrophe-Horror with Netflix Syndrome," is reviewed. - The film stars Greta Lee and Wagner Moura as a couple trapped in their home by a mysterious event. - The review cri…
Middle-class existence crumbles in new Netflix thriller
- A new Netflix thriller, "Catastrophe-Horror with Netflix Syndrome," is reviewed. - The film stars Greta Lee and Wagner Moura as a couple trapped in their home by a mysterious event. - The review cri…
Germany: Hybrid warfare has become an everyday occurrence
- Germany's Interior Minister stated the country faces daily hybrid warfare attacks from foreign powers. - These attacks aim to destabilize Germany politically and socially through espionage, sabotage…
Spain's Border Controls with Italy Take Effect Amidst Migration Concerns
- Spain has implemented border controls with Italy, effective until September 7. - This action is a response to Italy's suspension of the Schengen Agreement with Spain on July 31, following a large in…
All Ice agents to have body cameras before September
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is accelerating the rollout of body cameras for all its agents, aiming for completion by the end of August. - The agency will allow sharing of footage …
FIFA Strikes Back Against Infantino Uprising: 'Undermining the President'
- FIFA is pushing back against criticism and claims that its president, Gianni Infantino, is undermining the organization. - The global soccer body stated that Infantino was democratically elected and…
Russian Tycoon Tatjana Kim's Empire Threatened by Drones After Ex-Husband Dispute
- Tatjana Kim, Russia's wealthiest woman, faces threats to her e-commerce empire, Wildberries, from Ukrainian drones. - Previously, she navigated a dispute over the company's control with her ex-husba…
Norway simplifies wind power approvals to speed up development
- The Norwegian government is simplifying the wind power approval process, allowing municipalities only one veto opportunity. - These measures aim to accelerate the development of power and grid infra…
Turkish minister on new defense pact: 'Technically the same as Nato's Article 5'
- Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey signed a mutual defense agreement on August 7, mirroring NATO's Article 5. - The pact establishes a ministerial committee and secretariat, similar to NATO structur…
Tielemans debuts as two United players injured in PSG friendly draw
- Manchester United drew 1-1 with Paris Saint-Germain in a friendly match, with both Mason Mount and Tom Heaton suffering injuries. - United fell behind early to a goal from Ibrahim Mbaye but equalize…
Zlatko Tripic makes amends as Viking overcomes Sarpsborg
- Viking defeated Sarpsborg 08 in a tense match, securing three crucial points. - Zlatko Tripic missed a penalty for Viking but later scored the winning goal from the spot. - Sarpsborg's Sondre Sørli …
Yellow warning issued for rain, flooding, and landslides in Western Norway
- Meteorologists have issued a yellow warning for heavy rain, flooding, and landslides in parts of Vestland county, Norway. - The warning indicates difficult driving conditions due to surface water an…
Rental prices soar in Norway, leaving students struggling
- Rental prices in Norway surged 6% year-on-year in July, with Bergen experiencing a significant 16% increase. - Landlords report fewer students and young people attending viewings, leading many to ex…
New Conservative leader challenges Progress Party chief, criticizes political 'patchwork'
- Ine Eriksen Søreide, the new leader of the Conservative Party (Høyre), has publicly challenged Progress Party leader Sylvi Listhaug. - Søreide criticized the current political landscape, stating tha…
Nearly all Ukraine heating plants destroyed by Russian attacks, Zelenskyy says
- Nearly all of Ukraine's heating power plants are destroyed following Russian attacks, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. - Zelenskyy stated that Russian missiles are deliberately targeting …
What do you do when Lånekassen claims you had an income of 760,000 kroner?
- The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund (Lånekassen) has allegedly calculated a student's income at 760,000 kroner, a figure the student claims is completely detached from reality. - The student, …
Arsenal Confirms Signing of Newcastle Captain Bruno Guimarães for Nearly 1 Billion Kroner
- Arsenal has confirmed the signing of Newcastle captain Bruno Guimarães for nearly one billion kroner. - The Brazilian midfielder joins Arsenal's strong midfield lineup, which includes players like M…
Chef Bets Everything on Schnitzel and Snails Under a Gjøvik Housing Block
- A Slovenian chef, Marvin Levang, has opened a restaurant specializing in schnitzel and snails in a suburban area of Gjøvik, Norway. - Levang, who has lived in various locations globally, describes h…
Chef Bets Everything on 'World's Best Meat Dish': 'Call It a Stupid Idea'
- A Slovenian chef, Marvin Levang, has opened a restaurant specializing in schnitzel and snails in a suburban area of Gjøvik, Norway. - Levang, who has lived in various locations globally, describes h…
Elderly driver charged after cyclist dies in collision in Norway
- Police have charged an 80-year-old woman after a cyclist died following a collision in Nordre Follo, Norway. - The cyclist, a man in his 40s, was part of a group riding when the incident occurred. -…
Bus Overturns on E6 in Trøndelag, Norway; Multiple Injuries Reported
- A bus carrying approximately 30 passengers overturned on the E6 highway in Namsskogan, Trøndelag, Norway. - Multiple passengers sustained injuries, with the extent of the damage currently unknown. -…
Infantino Faces New Allegations: UEFA Reportedly Paid Six-Figure Sum to Alleged 'Lover'
- FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces allegations of UEFA paying a six-figure sum to a woman with whom he allegedly had an affair while he was UEFA's general secretary. - The woman reportedly receiv…
Amazon deforestation in Brazil hits ten-year low
- Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest has reached its lowest level in ten years, according to government figures. - Between August 2025 and July 2026, 2,874 square kilometers of rainforest wer…
Three Killed in Russian Attacks in Kyiv Region
- Three people, including a child, were killed in Russian attacks in the Kyiv region. - Ukrainian authorities report three others were injured in the strikes northeast of the capital. - Debris from do…
'Frictionsmaxxing' trend takes hold: 'We've become too accustomed to the good life being the comfortable life. Forget that.'
- The concept of 'frictionsmaxxing' is gaining traction in 2026, encouraging people to embrace discomfort. - This trend suggests a departure from prioritizing comfort, advocating for a more challengin…
Venezuela's oil revenue: Where is the money?
- Venezuela's oil exports since January have generated over $13 billion in revenue for the United States. - The article questions the transparency and management of these funds, drawing parallels to N…
Ring 1 should not be fully reopened. Then we lose what we have won.
- A Norwegian business leader argues against fully reopening the Hammersborg tunnel in Oslo, fearing it will undo progress made during its closure. - The closure, initially feared to disrupt businesse…
When Bordeaux's winemakers weep, it's not from smoke in their eyes
- Bordeaux wine producers faced a dramatic situation as wildfires approached the region this summer. - While the fires caused concern, the impact on the vineyards appears to have been less severe than…
Norsk Tipping May Have Suffered New Data Attack
- Norsk Tipping, a Norwegian state-owned lottery company, may have been targeted by a cyberattack for the third time recently. - The suspected attack on Friday evening is believed to be a denial-of-se…
Norwegian festivals offer more than beer and concerts, with early morning jogs and kayaking
- Norwegian festivals are evolving beyond traditional beer and concerts, incorporating activities like group jogging, kayaking, and glamping. - The Træna festival is highlighted as an example of this …
Norwegian ship in Tjörn accident faces criticism after new inspection reveals rule violations
- An unannounced inspection of the cargo ship Misje Verde revealed violations of rest time regulations, according to the Norwegian Maritime Authority. - The inspection followed a Swedish investigation…
Norway's Labour Party politicians meet after local elections
- Politicians from Norway's Labour Party (Ap) are meeting in county council sessions following the local elections in October 2023. - The Labour Party experienced significant success in the Telemark r…
New Norwegian ambassador to Jordan and Iraq appointed
- Andreas Løvold has been appointed the new Norwegian ambassador to Jordan and Iraq, based in Amman. - He succeeds Mona Juul, who stepped down in February. - Juul's departure followed revelations of h…
Evacuation and smoke after accident in E16 tunnel: 'Chaotic'
- A head-on collision between a car and a truck occurred in the E16 Trollkonetunnelen tunnel in Vaksdal, Norway. - Smoke was reported in the tunnel, leading to an evacuation of people. - The accident …
Court Halts White House Ballroom Construction, Citing Need for Congressional Approval
- A federal appeals court ordered a halt to the construction of a new ballroom at the White House. - The court ruled that the project requires congressional approval before work can continue. - The Tr…
Israeli Settler Charged with Negligent Homicide in Palestinian Father's Death
- An Israeli settler has been indicted for negligent homicide in the killing of a Palestinian father in front of his family. - The indictment comes over a year after the shooting and surprised many gi…
Bus driver knocks down bomb drone at Leipzig Airport
- A bus driver at Leipzig Airport in Germany is being hailed as a hero for knocking down a suspected bomb drone. - The drone, reportedly equipped with professional explosives, crashed near a Ukrainian…
Major Delays at Oslo Central Station as Track Blockage Disrupts Main Line
- Over 100 train disruptions occurred at Oslo Central Station on Friday afternoon, including delays and cancellations. - The disruptions were caused by a damaged overhead line at Aker station and a tr…
European Athletics Championships 2026: Program and schedule for Norwegian athletes
- The European Athletics Championships 2026 will take place in Birmingham from August 10-16. - The Norwegian athletics team will compete for medals in various events. - The article provides a day-by-d…
Store Skagastølstind, Norway's 'unconquerable' peak, finally conquered solo
- Norwegian mountaineer Sverre Amundsen conquered Store Skagastølstind, the country's third-highest peak, alone. - The climb marks the 150th anniversary of William Cecil Slingsby's first ascent of the…
Football president: FIFA presidency not a topic
- Lise Klaveness, president of the Norwegian Football Federation, stated that she is not currently a candidate for FIFA president. - Klaveness acknowledged her name being mentioned for the role but em…
Norwegian Arts Company Verdensteatret Closes After 40 Years Due to Funding Rejections
- The renowned Norwegian performing arts company Verdensteatret will cease operations after 40 years due to repeated funding rejections. - The company was removed from the Arts Council Norway's fundin…
China's exports to US grow 17% in July amid trade tensions
- China's exports to the United States surged 17% in July compared to the same month last year, reaching $41.9 billion. - This growth occurs despite ongoing trade tensions between the two economic gia…
Ammonia leak in Skien forces evacuation of 126 hotel guests
- An ammonia leak occurred at an ice rink in Skien, Norway, prompting the evacuation of 126 hotel guests. - Residents in the vicinity were advised to keep windows closed and turn off ventilation due t…
Sky Sports: Controversial golf league saved by secret investor
- The controversial LIV Golf league has secured new funding from a secret investor, following the withdrawal of support from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF). - As part of a restructuring, …
Trump signs new orders targeting birthright citizenship
- President Donald Trump signed two executive orders to limit birthright citizenship, shortly after the Supreme Court rejected his previous attempt. - The orders target children of foreign diplomats, …
Infantino's Ruthless Power Grab: 'He Threw Out the Whole Gang'
- Former FIFA ethics committee member Yngve Hallén believes Gianni Infantino's 2017 decision to dismiss committee members marked the start of his consolidation of power. - Hallén argues that removing …
UN chief condemns Russian and Ukrainian attacks causing civilian deaths
- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned recent Russian and Ukrainian attacks that killed civilians. - He expressed deep concern over the escalating conflict and its impact on global food sec…
Uganda approves sending soldiers to Gaza as part of proposed international force
- Uganda has approved a future deployment of soldiers to the Gaza Strip as part of an international stabilization force proposed by a Trump peace council. - The plan, proposed by U.S. President Donald…
US sanctions Cuba's defense minister amid crisis warnings
- The U.S. has imposed new sanctions on Cuba's defense minister, seven other individuals, and five state-owned enterprises. - These sanctions target those involved in foreign military cooperation and …
Senator Mitch McConnell Discharged from Rehab, Continues Recovery at Home
- U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell has been discharged from a rehabilitation center and is continuing his recovery at home. - The 84-year-old Republican leader was hospitalized in June with pneumonia afte…
World Cup party continued on the metro: Ruter reports record numbers
- Public transport ridership in Oslo surged by 150% on the day Norway played Brazil in the World Cup. - Ruter, Oslo's public transport authority, managed the increased passenger numbers, with over hal…
Data center giant spent 407 million on land companies; municipality received a quarter
- Data center giant Edgeconnex spent 407 million kroner on two land companies in Fyresdal, Norway, to build one of the country's largest data centers. - The municipality, which previously owned the co…
Norwegian FA reviews youth football rules after regional dispute
- Norway's Football Association (NFF) is reviewing its rules after a conflict in youth football. - The dispute involved five clubs refusing to play against a team due to concerns about player selectio…
Frustrated Finne Questions Brann Future Amid Limited Playtime
- Footballer Bård Finne expressed frustration over limited playing time with Brann, stating it's "boring" to sit on the bench. - Finne, who was a top scorer in 2023, believes he still has much to cont…
SAS Strike Possible This Weekend as Talks Continue
- SAS employees may strike Saturday morning if negotiations fail. - Unions Parat and Fellesforbundet are negotiating with NHO Luftfart over pay and conditions. - Cabin crew earn 20% less than Norwegia…
Over 30 government soldiers killed in Houthi attacks in Yemen, sources say
- At least 30 Yemeni government soldiers were killed in Houthi attacks in central and eastern Yemen, according to sources. - The attacks targeted government army camps in Marib and Hadhramaut province…
Industry leaders sound alarm: "Lack of urgency" on power development threatens Norway's future
- Norwegian industry leaders warn that a lack of power development threatens investments and jobs. - They are urging swift political action to secure more electricity and ensure the future of energy-i…
Princess Ingrid Alexandra Starts Studies in Oslo Next Week
- Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway will begin her university studies at the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Oslo next week. - She previously started her studies in Sydney, Australia…
The big screen was ready – then the shock bill arrived
- Public viewing of the FIFA World Cup was unavailable in 82.3% of Norwegian towns due to high costs. - Restaurants faced prohibitive fees of up to 80,000 kroner for public screenings, leading many to…
Ukrainian Transport Planes Near Explosive Drone at German Airport; Hybrid Attack Suspected
- Ukrainian transport planes carrying ammunition were found near a drone loaded with explosives at Leipzig/Halle Airport in Germany. - German authorities are investigating the incident as a potential …
Norway weighs data center power demands amid global surge
- Australia is considering requiring data centers to generate their own electricity due to rising power consumption. - Norway's data center sector is also expanding, with projections showing a signifi…
Opposition Demands Answers on Nursing Home Concerns
- Oslo's opposition parties are demanding answers from Health Director Oluf Ulseth regarding multiple concerns at the Uranienborghjemmet nursing home. - They accuse the Conservative party of privatizi…
Forgettable Italian Fare: Prima Fila Criticized for Weak Quality in Oslo
- Prima Fila, an Italian restaurant in Oslo, is criticized for its weak food quality despite fast service. - The restaurant, located near Oslo City Hall, has been operating for 16 years and features t…
All Italian Clichés Present, But Food Quality Lacking at Prima Fila
- Prima Fila, an Italian restaurant in Oslo, is criticized for its weak food quality despite fast service. - The restaurant, located near Oslo City Hall, has been operating for 16 years and features t…
Boy discharged from hospital after fatal boat accident in Sweden
- A boy treated after a fatal boat accident off Tjörn, Sweden, has been discharged from the hospital. - The accident occurred on July 28 when a Norwegian-owned cargo ship allegedly collided with a rec…
Tanker ship reports explosions in Strait of Hormuz
- Explosions were heard near a tanker ship in the Strait of Hormuz, according to the ship's captain. - The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) confirmed the report, stating the vessel was about 16 ki…
Ebola infection numbers in Congo approach 4,000
- The number of registered Ebola infections in Congo has reached 3,973, with 1,801 deaths reported by health authorities. - The outbreak is primarily concentrated in the Ituri province, but cases have…
US Approves Potential Artillery Shell Sale to Norway
- The U.S. State Department has approved a potential sale of artillery shells to Norway. - The approved sale includes 155mm M795 high-explosive artillery shells and related services, valued at $270 mi…
Kjell Inge Røkke took out one billion in dividends
- Kjell Inge Røkke's holding company, The Resource Group (TRG), paid out nearly 1 billion kroner in dividends in 2025. - This amount is higher than the 800 million kroner dividend paid out in the prev…
The Idea is Good. The Plan is Bad.
- The Center Party (Sp) has proposed offering students loan write-downs in exchange for becoming visiting friends to the elderly. - This idea, aimed at creating a "win-win" situation, is seen as diffi…
New Mexico sues U.S. Justice Department over blocked Epstein investigation
- New Mexico has sued the U.S. Department of Justice and Attorney General Todd Blanche, accusing them of blocking the state's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. - The lawsuit claims the Justice Depar…
USA halts avocado imports from Mexico's largest producer over security fears
- The United States has temporarily halted avocado imports from Mexico's largest producer due to security concerns. - The affected region, Michoacán, is Mexico's primary avocado exporting state to the…
Brann's poor start: 'The very worst that could have happened'
- Brann lost their home match against Cypriot side Apollon Limassol in the Conference League qualifiers. - Alen Ožbolt scored the only goal of the game, capitalizing on a defensive error. - Brann face…
Firefighters rescue 20 guests from stalled Legoland roller coaster in Denmark
- Firefighters rescued 20 guests stuck 10 meters high on a stalled Legoland roller coaster in Denmark. - The "Minifigure Speedway" attraction stopped just before 5:30 PM, with guests safely brought do…
Neighbor dispute complicates Bygdøy villa sale: 'I have reached my limit'
- Financier Alexander Munch-Thore is attempting to sell his Bygdøy villa for the third time, but the process is complicated by an intense neighbor dispute. - Munch-Thore alleges that a contractor on t…
Seagull Expert Slams Politician's Proposal to Remove Nests
- A seagull expert has criticized a proposal by a Norwegian politician to move and remove seagull nests in Stavanger city center. - The expert argues that such actions would cause unnecessary stress t…
Ukraine orders child-families to evacuate Kramatorsk amid intensifying Russian attacks
- Ukrainian authorities have ordered hundreds of families with children to evacuate Kramatorsk due to intensifying Russian attacks. - Kramatorsk, a key frontline city in eastern Ukraine, is facing a s…
Ignorant terminology after Berlin car attack?
- A Norwegian commentator criticizes the use of terms like "Islamophobia" and "Islamism" in public debate following a car attack in Berlin. - The author argues that both terms, often used to dismiss c…
Comical that Helena is played by a woman of color? It's as narrow-minded as the idea that Jesus is blond and blue-eyed.
- A commentator criticizes the notion that casting a woman of color as Queen Helena in a film adaptation of "The Odyssey" is comical. - The author argues that the character's mythological origins allo…
"Social dining" is the trend word no one can quite define in Oslo restaurants. null
- Oslo restaurants are increasingly promoting "social dining," a trend with definitions that vary from sharing meals to strangers dining together. - The concept aims to encourage interaction and tasti…
Will Users Abandon Facebook? Meta Faces Lawsuits Over Child Safety and Addiction
- Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, faces multiple lawsuits and scrutiny over child safety and addictive platform design. - Courts have ruled that Meta does not adequately protect mi…
Tennis: Alcaraz still injured – must skip Masters tournament
- World number one Carlos Alcaraz will miss the ATP Masters 1000 tournament in Cincinnati due to a persistent wrist injury. - The injury, sustained in April, has already caused him to withdraw from Ro…
Wildberries warehouse in Russia burns after Ukrainian drone strike
- A warehouse belonging to the Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries caught fire in the Tula region, south of Moscow. - Regional authorities reported that a Ukrainian drone attack triggered the blaze, …
Man with ammunition arrested near Trump golf course
- A man carrying ammunition was arrested near a Trump golf course in Los Angeles ahead of President Trump's visit. - The suspect was observed surveying security plans and taking photos and videos on t…
Kyiv Hit by Missile Attack; Residential Building Ablaze
- Kyiv experienced a Russian missile attack early Wednesday, with multiple explosions heard across the city. - A 20-story residential building caught fire, and several warehouse buildings were reporte…
Norsk Tipping Again Experiences Technical Problems
- Norsk Tipping is experiencing technical difficulties, preventing users from logging in. - The company attributes the problems to a cyberattack similar to one experienced over the weekend. - Norsk Ti…
At least 17 migrants feared dead off Mallorca after boat drifts for 15 days
- At least 17 migrants are feared dead after a boat journey to Spain's Balearic Islands. - Two survivors, found dehydrated and malnourished, told rescuers the boat drifted for 15 days. - Regional auth…
