Norway

This Town in Norway Made Dying Illegal – The Chilling Reason Will Shock You!

In Longyearbyen, Norway, the northernmost town in the Svalbard archipelago, there’s an unusual policy against dying on its premises, a rule in effect since the 1950s. Though there isn’t a formal sign forbidding death, people nearing death are typically sent to the mainland. This restriction has a fascinating, albeit grim,...

Kerala-Born Norwegian Businessman Rinson Jose Linked to Controversial Pager Sales Amid Lebanon Blasts Investigation

In a developing story that has captured international attention, Rinson Jose, a Norwegian businessman originally from Kerala, India, is facing serious allegations regarding his company, Norta Global. Reports from the Hungarian news site Telex indicate that Jose's firm may be involved in selling pagers linked to the recent deadly blasts...

Famed ‘Russian Spy’ Whale Hvaldimir Dies In Norway

The famous beluga whale, known for being found with a harness labeled “Equipment St. Petersburg,” has been found dead off the coast of Norway. According to the New York Times, this 14-foot-long, 2,700-pound whale was discovered deceased by a father and son fishing in Risavika Bay near Stavanger on August...

China-Norway Tensions Erupts as Last Piece of Private Land in Arctic Svalbard on Sale

Tensions are rising in the Arctic's Svalbard islands as the final piece of privately owned land, Sore Fagerfjord, is being sold for a huge amount of 300 million euros ($326 million), causing disagreement between China and Norway. China's Arctic Ambitions China's interest in the region has been growing since the...