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Fuel tax and price debates in Norway and Denmark

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Latest: Diesel prices in Norway reach historic highs

Political discussions regarding fuel taxation and costs continue in Norway and Denmark. In Norway, diesel and gasoline prices have exceeded 30 NOK in several locations following the expiration of temporary tax cuts on Se

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Norwegian education and childcare policy debate

7 clusters · 21 sources · last updated

Latest: Norway debates childcare subsidies and school textbook legislation

Norway is experiencing a decline in basic educational proficiency, particularly in reading and mathematics. Conservative Party leader Ine Eriksen Søreide has characterized the state of primary education as ‘very serious,

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Norway fuel tax cuts expire, causing price surges

9 clusters · 54 sources · last updated

Latest: Norway fuel sales surge in August ahead of tax increases

As of late August 2026, the debate over Norway’s fuel tax cuts intensified as the expiration deadline of 1 September approached. Despite protests from thirty-four local branches of the Conservative Party and warnings fro

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Norway Progress Party becomes largest party in polls

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Latest: Progress Party becomes Norway’s largest party in new poll

The Progress Party (Frp) has become Norway’s largest political party according to a September poll conducted by Opinion for Dagsavisen and FriFagbevegelse. The party reached 32.5 percent support, marking an increase of 3

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Progress Party reaches 18-year high in Norwegian polls

4 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: Høyre party support falls below 15 percent in new poll

In early July, Norway's right-wing Progress Party (FrP) emerged as the leader in national surveys. By August, an InFact poll confirmed FrP at 32% support, while the Conservatives slipped to 13.4% and Labour held 24.5%.

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