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Resistance and Resilience in Sápmi

Gabriel Kuhn
Scandinavia
The Sámi, spread out over the northern parts of the nation-state territories of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and...
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Labor Party leader Jonas Gahr Store and his wife Marit Slagsvold vote in the 2025 General Election at Uranienborg School in Oslo.
IMAGO/NTB

Norway Election: Labour narrowly holds on to power amid uncertainty

Ellen Engelstad
Norway’s parliamentary election on Monday, September 8, 2025, was an incredibly...
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“Here's the proof – Santa Claus is Norwegian, and his name is Jens” Title page of Norwegian daily Dagbladet, 10 December 2007.
Kristin Svorte, Dagbladet

Bad Santa? How Norway can provide real climate jobs

Andreas Ytterstad, Aled Dilwyn Fisher
“Pay up, or humanity will pay the price”. With the arrival of Donald Trump in the White House in...
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Conservative party leader Erna Solberg after the results of the elections of September 11 were announced.
Conservative party leader Erna Solberg after the results of the elections of September 11 were announced.Hans Kristian Thorbjørnsen (Creative Commons)

In Norway local elections herald a shift to the right

Ingrid Wergeland
ScandinaviaElections and parties
For the first time in a century, Norway’s Labour Party failed to top the country’s local and...
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The workshop facilitated the exchange of experiences and strategies among the parties.
The workshop facilitated the exchange of experiences and strategies among the parties.

“Security and the Left” – Impact Workshop

Duroyan Fertl
Scandinavia
Event ReportOn 8-9 June 2023 the Brussels Office of the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung (RLS) hosted a...
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Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre (Ap) and his cabinet during the opening of the 167th Norwegian Parliament on 3rd October 2022
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre (Ap) and his cabinet during the opening of the 167th Norwegian Parliament on 3rd October 2022IMAGO / TT

Strained Alliances in Norwegian Politics

Ingrid Wergeland
ScandinaviaElections and parties
The first two years of Norway’s Arbeiderpartiet (Labour Party)/ Senterpartiet (Centre Party) coalition...
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“The government has been relying too much on the EU”

digberlin
Scandinavia
Duroyan Fertl interviewed Tobias Lund, MP for Norwegian left party Rødt (“Red”)The impact of...
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Breakthrough for Norway’s Radical Left

Ellen Engelstad
Scandinavia
Labour will lead new government with a clear mandate for changeIn Norway’s parliamentary election on Monday,...
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Norway Is Moving to the Left – And Rethinking Its EU Relations

Morten Harper
Scandinavia
Since Norway rejected European Union (EU) membership in a 1994 referendum, eurosceptic...
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Corona Chronicles from Oslo

digberlin
Corona ChroniclesScandinavia
For the coming weeks, RLS Brussels Office will publish clips from colleagues, comrades, and friends from Europe and beyond...
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