Hovden’s dog was shot by two people Police have been told the dog, who was stuck on a mountain ledge north of Hovden, was shot overnight. – We have been contacted by a person who says that two people shot
Nuremberg’s last prosecutor is dead Benjamin Ferencz pictured in 2010. Photo: Armin Weigel/Pool Photo via AP, File/NTB The last surviving prosecutor of the Nuremberg trials against the Nazis after World War II, Ben Ferencz, has died at the age of
Was met by a man with a knife in his own apartment Trøndelag Police felt compelled to attend an address in central Trondheim after reports of knife threats on Friday afternoon. – When the owner of the apartment returned home,
The Ministry of Justice and Civil Protection on Tuesday advised against the use of the Tiktok and Telegram apps on service phones and tablets following an assessment by the National Security Authority (NSM). – We have chosen to follow up
Was going to take a selfie with a deadly snake – was careless In the middle of a small tin house in Namibia, the dog of German documentary filmmaker Andreas Kieling (63) suddenly started sniffing all the clothes on the
Peskov: Russia must respond to Finland’s NATO membership Photo: Valery Sharifulin, Sputnik, Kremlin swimming pool photo via AP On the very day that Finland becomes the 31st member of NATO, the Western defense alliance, Russia comes with new threats. President
Trump breaks silence after hearing: – Shocking Judge Juan Merchan issued a stark warning to Donald Trump during the hearing in the hotly contested US corruption case on Tuesday night. Merchan reportedly asked Trump to refrain from posting on social
Notifies Easee report in May The Norwegian Communications Authority (Nkom) announces that it will publish a report on Easee charging boxes for electric cars in May. Uncertainty arose around charging stations after Sweden’s Elsäkerhetsverket imposed a sales ban. – Nkom
Prolonged strike by Palestinian teachers in a society in deep crisis Public schools in the Palestinian West Bank are not crowded with students during the day. Teachers have been on strike since February 5 – in a dispute that involves
Cows affected by an avalanche in Kåfjord receive help A barn with around 100 cows was hit when a large avalanche hit Kåfjord on Friday. Now they have received help and are being treated. Mayor Bernt Eirik Isaksen Lyngstad confirms