Oslo

Using tools to dig for food underground was once thought to be a behavior unique to humans.

The average night out costs nearly $80 in New York.

Security services said the teen was known to authorities for belonging to "extreme Islamism" circles.

A Russian teenager who had applied for asylum is a suspect in the case.

The device was found near a multi-ethnic neighborhood that is home to bars and restaurants.

A recent ruling in Oslo is yet another strike against a form of punishment that reeks of medievalism.

Breivik murdered 77 people in two attacks—a bombing and a mass shooting—in 2011.

Gunmen in Kenya abducted a former employee of the Norwegian Refugee Council in 2012.

"My father considered stopping the Oslo process because of the terror running rampant."

The Palestinian president may end security cooperation with Israel.

Eight days off from war and weapons could put every child in school, she says.

A local power provider said "there are ethical issues that have to be addressed".

Barrack rooms and battle drills will be shared as every 17-year-old gets his or her papers in a first for Europe and NATO.

Putin signals his expansionist intentions with large-scale military exercises. Why no saber-rattling from the West?

Nobody knows what Russia is up to in the Arctic. But with long memories of the Nazi occupation, Norway is preparing for the worst.

After last week's shooting in Copenhagen, a group of Muslims decided to act.

Mullah Krekar is a 'threat to national security' who's served his time. So, where does he go now?

Jens Breivik, father of the man who killed 77 Norwegians in 2011, speaks about a national and personal trauma