Page 146 - Finnmark News Today

Winter holidays are not only about hot countries and Christmas markets. If visions of snowstorms warm your heart, this list of best cold weather travel destinations is for you. There is no reason the changing seasons should stop you from going into vacation mode – and cooler weather is often better embraced, not escaped. Besides, if you are fond of cold weather, chartering a yacht with Ragnar is a perfect choice to get unforgettable travelling experiences as Ragnar yacht is designed for scien...

2 February 2021 7:49 GMT Updated  2 February 2021 7:49 GMT in  London Lundin Energy has again bitten dust with an exploration well in the Barents Sea, following on from a similar failure at the end of last year. ENERGY EXPLORED: SUBSCRIBE TO ACCELERATE Gain valuable insight into the global oil and gas industrys energy transition from ACCELERATE, the free weekly newsletter from Upstream and Recharge. The Swedish independent drilled the 7219/11-1 exploration well on the Bask prosp...

Carol Kirkwood is back for another Northern Lights cruise with us next winter Alex McFadyen © Shutterstock Join Carol Kirkwood BBC weather presenter and Strictly Come Dancing star on the ultimate holiday to Norway in 2021. Youll meet Carol and see the Northern Lights. When holidays return we’re planning something big – and it doesn’t get much bigger than a trip to see the spectacular Northern Lights. This awe-inspiring ‘weather from outer space’ is one of the most m...

Monaco’s Prince Albert attended the same school as mum Grace Kelly – 6 royals educated at ‘normal’ schools including Prince Philippe of Belgium and Japan’s Prince Hisahito Douglas Parkes douglas.parkes@scmp.com From left, Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, Prince Hisahito of Japan, King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, three royals who attended regular, rather than elite schools. Photos: @royalfashionblogofficial/Instagram; AP; AFP via Getty Images Even more so ...

ADDIS ABABA: A Tigrayan media outlet has released a recording of what it said is the ousted leader of Ethiopia’s conflict-hit region, in which he issues a fresh call to arms in what would be his first public statement in nearly two months. AFP could not independently verify the authenticity of the audio statement from Debretsion Gebremichael which aired on Saturday night via US-based Tigrai Media House. In November, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed ordered military operations targeting lea...

Carol Kirkwood is back for another Northern Lights cruise with Prima readers Alex McFadyen © Shutterstock Join Carol Kirkwood BBC weather presenter and Strictly Come Dancing star on the ultimate holiday to Norway in 2021. Youll meet Carol and see the Northern Lights. When holidays return we’re planning something big – and it doesn’t get much bigger than a trip to see the spectacular Northern Lights. This awe-inspiring ‘weather from outer space’ is one of the most me...

Norway condemns Laureate’s arrest February 1, 2021 Norway, the country where Myanmar’s democratically elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi won her Nobel Peace Prize, was quick to condemn her arrest during the night. The Nobel Laureate’s arrest came, ironically enough, just as nominations closed for this year’s Peace Prize, putting it back in the news, too. Nobel Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi speaking from the Nobel podium inside the Oslo City Hall, 21 years after she actually won the Nobel Pea...

Ousted Tigray leader breaks long silence, media outlet claims AFP 1/31/2021 AFP © EDUARDO SOTERAS Debretsion Gebremichael, president of Tigray when the fighting started, has remained on the run A Tigrayan media outlet has released a recording of what it said is the ousted leader of Ethiopias conflict-hit region, in which he issues a fresh call to arms in what would be his first public statement in nearly two months. AFP could not independently verify the authenticity of the...

Tacora Resources Inc. ("Tacora" or the "Company") announced in January that it has completed the acquisition of Sydvaranger Mining AS and its subsidiaries ("Sydvaranger"), an iron ore mine and processing

(Thomas Nilsen/The Independent Barents Observer) As of Jan. 29, only Norwegian citizens and foreigners with residence in Norway will be allowed to enter the country. Seafarers crossing the border from the neighbouring Murmansk region, however, still get permission to drive to ports in northern Norway. Norway will as of Friday have some of the strictest entry rules in Europe. “We have continually tightened and eased restrictions as warranted by the changing infection situation. With the more c...