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Norway has grown richer by the minute as the conflict in Ukraine boosts its gas revenues, but the country is not a war profiteer, its prime minister told AFP

Norway has grown richer by the minute as the conflict in Ukraine boosts its gas revenues, but the country is not a war profiteer, its prime minister told AFP in an interview.

Connecting Norway's stylish capital with its most picturesque city, the 496km, 39-station Oslo-Bergen railway is one of the world's most beautiful train journeys.

It’s amazing no one has died.

Cruiseships scheduled to the Port of Waterford have been announced with tourists for the 2023 season are to visiting the south-east region in April.

The war in Ukraine has created a windfall for Norway's offshore oil and gas producers, with sharply higher prices and record-setting demand for No...

The border guard is one of few army units in Norway not in possession of drones. With the mid-winter icy escape to Norway by a Wagner mercenary soldier, questions again arise about the border patrols’ ability to detect illegals seeking a safe haven in Russia’s Nordic neighbors. Norway and Finl

Copenhagen, Denmark's capital city, is like a fairytale, full of striking art, architecture, and history. Make sure these activities are on your list.

Bookings for a new 1,200-capacity cruise liner that will dock in Dundee later this year have been strong, its owners have said.  

Passengers aboard Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ fleet made more than 4,400 wildlife sightings with the help of ORCA last year, as it launches more than