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The Aftenposten front page features a mix of domestic Norwegian news, including a story about camping preferences, the upcoming Norway Cup, and a piece on a scammer. International news includes a wildfire near Bordeaux, France, and a NATO-related story about drones. Several articles also…
Norwegians are increasingly choosing camping holidays over trips to southern Europe, with some finding even basic facilities like toilets require significant time allocation.
Significant public transport adjustments are planned to accommodate an expected influx of over half a million visitors to the Norway Cup in Oslo.
A wildfire is approaching Bordeaux, France, leading to the evacuation of several suburbs and the local airport.
A review of Danby Choi's book, which is described as being uncomfortably close to reality.
A fox visits a house every morning to meet its best friend, a dog, a bond that has surprised researchers.
A man, described as an accountant, managed to operate multiple companies from his director's residence for 17 years, evading authorities.
A 16-year-old survivor recounts hiding for over two hours on Utøya island, with SMS messages exchanged with her mother becoming powerful testimony.
Singer Helene Bøksle discusses how terror convict Anders Behring Breivik had praised her music, and her reaction to it.
A new center dedicated to the 22/7 terror attacks showcases remnants from the event, aiming to preserve memory and acknowledge the impact.
Romania and NATO forces have shot down drones, with at least one suspected to be of Russian origin.
The Norwegian defense has responded to the VM festival in Oslo, with the defense chief's wife reportedly needing to relocate.
A barn fire has resulted in the death of over 400 pigs.
