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Everything you need to know ahead of the fifth event of the season

There was Midsommar cosplay, there were silver chalices, there were lashings of charisma

Everything you need to know ahead of the fifth event of the season

OSLO: More than 6,300 civilians were killed in Myanmar in the first 20 months after the February 2021 military coup, a report published on Tuesday by the Peace Research Institute of Oslo said.

John Arne Riise did the same thing after winning the competition with Liverpool in 2005 and has backed Norway to beat the Scots in Oslo.

A report into a deadly shooting during Oslo’s annual LGBTQ+ Pride festival last year says Norway’s domestic security agency had intelligence indicating an attack was imminent and could have prevented the bloodshed

OSLO: US special climate envoy John Kerry told AFP that the world's population will not be tenable in 2050, when it is projected to hit nearly 10 billion, but refrained from asking Americans to give up steaks.

In July 2022, a walrus, affectionately nicknamed Freya, was culled near Norway’s capital city in the Oslo fjord – crowds of people approaching her meant there was a potential risk to human safety. The loss of this charismatic and seemingly peaceful animal sparked a global outcry. Last month, an online…

Watch as Norway’s King Harald welcomes Nato foreign ministers to Oslo as the military alliance hosts an informal meeting on Wednesday, 31 May.

NATO foreign ministers will seek to narrow divisions over Ukraine's membership bid at a meeting in Oslo this week, with allies at odds over calls to grant Kyiv a road map to accession at their July summit.

‘Oltre Terra – Why Wool Matters’ is an exploration of the fibre's sourcing, production and ethics, at Oslo’s National Museum (until 1 October 2023)