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The front page of Aftenposten features a prominent story about an impending air traffic controller strike that threatens to close Oslo's Gardermoen airport, with the headline calling it the 'most incomprehensible strike.' Other top stories include an expert warning about the dangers of protein…
An air traffic controller strike is threatening a full closure of Gardermoen, with the situation described as the 'most incomprehensible strike.' The article calls for tips from those affected by the strike.
An expert issues a strong warning about the consumption of protein powder, suggesting it could be among the worst substances one can ingest.
This is a review of Anne B. Ragde's book 'Feita', described as a memoir novel that the author should not be proud of.
Ida Fladen wanted to return fully after being ill, but her reduced role has led to reactions from several women in the industry.
The Oslo city council has abandoned plans for high-rise buildings at Montebello following protests from neighbors, although some criticize that it allows individuals in West Oslo to dictate urban development.
Former Prime Minister Erna Solberg has published a book about her political career, promising honesty and self-criticism, including an anecdote about words used by Sylvi Listhaug.
A mental coach with 25 years of experience working with leaders makes an uncomfortable claim about Norwegian bosses.
The police in Stavanger are issuing a warning about aggressive rogue traders operating in the area.
A Norwegian player has won the Fantasy Premier League and is now sharing their winning strategies.
The top executive of Nysnø is resigning from their position.
