Prime Minister Erna Solberg
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Norway Shuts Borders To Nearly All Non-Residents Over Coronavirus
Norway announced Wednesday that it would close its borders to almost all non-residents in a bid to avoid highly transmissible new strains of the coronavirus spreading.
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Norway Prime Minister To Visit India Next Week, Hold Talks With PM Modi
Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg will pay a three-day visit to India next week during which she will hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a host of issues.
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Norway Says Won't Pay Ransom for Man Held Hostage by Islamic State
A Norwegian man has been held hostage in Syria since January and is now believed to be in the hands of Islamic State, Prime Minister Erna Solberg said on Wednesday, adding she would not yield to the group's demand for a ransom payment.
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Norway's Prime Minister Erna Solberg Apologises for Treatment of Romas During World War 2
Prime Minister Erna Solberg apologised on Wednesday for discrimination against Norway's Roma population before and after World War Two, calling it a dark part of the country's history, and promised to pay reparations.
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Norway Shuts Borders To Nearly All Non-Residents Over Coronavirus
Norway announced Wednesday that it would close its borders to almost all non-residents in a bid to avoid highly transmissible new strains of the coronavirus spreading.
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Norway Prime Minister To Visit India Next Week, Hold Talks With PM Modi
Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg will pay a three-day visit to India next week during which she will hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a host of issues.
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Norway Says Won't Pay Ransom for Man Held Hostage by Islamic State
A Norwegian man has been held hostage in Syria since January and is now believed to be in the hands of Islamic State, Prime Minister Erna Solberg said on Wednesday, adding she would not yield to the group's demand for a ransom payment.
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Norway's Prime Minister Erna Solberg Apologises for Treatment of Romas During World War 2
Prime Minister Erna Solberg apologised on Wednesday for discrimination against Norway's Roma population before and after World War Two, calling it a dark part of the country's history, and promised to pay reparations.
