Marit Bjørgen (43) is at the top of almost any list that cross-country skiers want to top. He has the most Olympic gold, most WC gold, most medals, most World Cup wins, most podiums and top 10 spots. But Bjørgen

Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevics wrote on Twitter late on Saturday that he had asked China’s charge d’affaires to meet at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday to explain himself about the remarks which the Latvian side described as

STAVANGER (daily newspaper) – Sometimes you get your point across better with humor, parliament representative and former MDG party leader Une Bastholm told Dagbladet. On Friday, she posed a written questions to the Minister of Agriculture and Food Sandra Borch

American Kerry O’Brien, Frank O’Brien and William Gross allegedly left the port in the Mexican coastal city of Mazatlán on April 4 at 09:30 local time, wrote CNN. They were due to arrive in Cabo San Lucas two days later

The Norwegian Triathlon Union reacted to the fact that the International Triathlon Union has decided to bring Russian and Belarusian athletes to the games again as neutrals. The international federation has followed the recommendations of the IOC and announced Thursday

The accident happened at around 3:30 a.m. on Tuesday night near the village of Voorschoten, which lies between The Hague and Amsterdam. A passenger train with about 50 people on board hit construction equipment, according to emergency services. The man

Are you planning to go skiing or sunbathing by the cabin walls this Easter? Then you’re in luck, as meteorologists predict high temperatures and little wind this week. March brings snow, freezing temperatures and inclement weather to Norwegians across the

They thought it had stopped. But now it turns out that the residents of Daisetta, Texas, were wrong. The sinkhole, which had been in a kind of hibernation for 15 years, began to grow again. – That’ll be a pool

The storm dubbed “The Ogre from Oslo” is feared to hit Britain on Monday. It writes Mirrorcites the British Meteorological Institute. “Ogre” are man-eating giants from mythology and fairy tales. The storm coming from Norway will “devastate” Great Britain in

March is marked by bad weather, freezing temperatures and lots of rainfall across the country, and according to the monthly report from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, temperatures are almost 2.9 degrees below the national normal. Now meteorologists have some good