Police: Three people shot in Halden - crisis team established ↗
Front page leadPolice have confirmed that three individuals were shot in Halden, and a crisis team has been assembled in response to the incident.
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The front page of Aftenposten features a mix of domestic Norwegian news, including a shooting incident in Halden and a prominent politician expecting a child. International news covers the war in Ukraine and political developments in Brazil and Latvia. There are also opinion pieces and lifestyle…
Police have confirmed that three individuals were shot in Halden, and a crisis team has been assembled in response to the incident.
Minister Jan Christian Vestre announced he is expecting a child but plans to continue his full work schedule.
The article argues that Erling Haaland, despite his wealth, has a responsibility to address the scandal surrounding Manchester City.
The article discusses the benefits of a pessimistic outlook, even if it's not always accurate, using an example of a surprisingly good AI-assisted medical appointment.
Five tick researchers warn that Norway is unprepared to manage potential scenarios related to ticks.
Therapists share common topics brought up by women and men in couples therapy, with a focus on what men discuss.
A Harvard psychologist suggests that repeating three specific phrases each morning can help manage difficulties and anxiety.
An opinion piece reflects on the implicit costs associated with belonging to the community.
Three large ships collided near Ålesund, with at least two taking on water.
Ukraine has targeted Russian oil refineries with a new missile, but an expert believes a nuclear retaliation from Russia is unlikely.
The article describes the harsh realities of life on the Ukrainian front lines, including drone attacks, contaminated water, and a system for scoring kills.
New regulations grant individuals the right to inquire about and know the salaries of their colleagues.
Lifestyle expert Martin Kreutzer explains his early morning routine, attributing it to managing a chronic illness.
Jonas Andersen Sayed, who led the 'Epstein hearing', voluntarily reduced his mayoral salary by a quarter million.
Helene Spilling discusses her experiences with motherhood, her crochet hobby, and her life in London with her husband, Martin Ødegaard.
An individual describes the transition from living in an Oslo apartment to a new waterfront lifestyle, expressing surprise at its success.