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Jonas Gahr Støre

Jonas Gahr Støre

Prime Minister of Norway since 2021

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  • Jul 22

    Two-time Olympic rowing champion Olaf Tufte dies at 50 after being found unconscious on his farm

    The Norwegian, who won gold in the single sculls at Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008, was found unconscious on his farm and later died at Oslo's National Hospital. The cause of death remains unknown.

  • Jul 19

    Over 100 homes destroyed in Norway's largest residential fire since WWII

    A fire that started in a townhouse in Drammen, Norway, on Friday afternoon spread rapidly through a residential neighborhood and into forests, destroying more than 100 homes and forcing over 400 people to evacuate. Firefighters brought the blaze under control by Saturday after a rainstorm, but the cause remains unknown.

  • May 31

    Norway stuns Canada in overtime to win historic first ice hockey world championship bronze

    Norway secured its first-ever medal at the IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship with a sensational 3-2 overtime victory against record title-holder Canada in Zurich on Sunday.

  • May 28

    Norway Joins France's Nuclear Umbrella as Europe Rethinks Reliance on US Security Guarantees

    Norway will open talks on joining France's nuclear deterrent, President Macron and Prime Minister Støre announced in Paris, marking a strategic shift for the staunchly Atlanticist Nordic nation bordering Russia.

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