Tag: finnmark

Warning of Skills Shortage

Norway Strengthens the Arctic Finnmark Brigade With Three New Units: "A Great Day"

Successful Preparedness Training for Youth in Finnmark

The Edible Crab Keeps Moving Northwards

Municipalities in the Norwegian Arctic Struggle Financially

Swedes Fined After Throwing Stones Into Russia

Swede Apprehended at the Russian Border

Promises White Paper on Land-Use Policy

New Commander of Norway's Brigade North

Finnmark Mayors: ‘It Seems as if Realpolitik Is Dead’

A Divided Land

Admits That the Norwegian Arctic Policy Has Not Worked

On the Border With Russia, Even Grasping at Straws Can Matter

Russia’s Violations of Norwegian and Allied Airspace: “Sign of Desperation,” Says Professor

Strengthens the Monitoring of GPS Interference in the High North

Norway Establishes New Brigade in the North

Mining in Northern Norway Started Ahead of Schedule - Then Put on Hold

The Border Municipality Is Fighting for Its Existence: “Anything Is Better Than Nothing”

A Good Tax Proposal Which Should Also Be Used Where It Is Most Urgently Needed

Canadian Company to Acquire Ownership in Two North Norwegian Mining Companies

Stops Registering GPS Disruptions in Finnmark, Northern Norway

Forget About Switzerland. Finnmark Can Become the Next Tax Haven.

Russia's War Against Ukraine Has Divided Norway in Two

The Sami Council Is Considering Legal Action in the Melkøya Case

Bonus Binge in Statkraft the Size of Finnmark’s Entire Tax Revenue

Norwegian PM Støre: Important to Be a Neighbor That Does Not Offer Surprises

Life on the Arctic Coast: “Challenging to Get Hold of Labor in the Fisheries Industry”

Northern Norway's Most Optimistic Politician: It Is Incredibly Fun to Be the Mayor of Lebesby

Perhaps More People Will Fathom the Severity of the Situation As Putin Displays His Nuclear Briefcase

“We Need to Continue Directing the Public Focus Northward”

Norwegian-Russian Summit in the Arctic

Can a Finnmark Power Package Full of Paradoxes Still Be a Good Idea?

Norwegian Government Approves Electrification of Melkøya LNG Plant in Northern Norway

Perhaps We Should Grow Bananas Along Our Border With Russia?

Energy CEO in Finnmark: We Will Not Be Able to Establish Businesses and Industry

Sharp Decrease in Heavy Metals in Norwegian-Russian Border River

Norwegian Army Practicing Sharpshooting in the High North

Finnmark Hydrogen Project Receives Almost NOK 0.5 Billion From Norwegian Government

“The High North Needs Young People Who Can Contribute to Increasing Birth Figures”

Still Waiting for Sydvaranger Mine Decision

Major Chlorine Emission at Salmon Harvest Plant in Arctic Norway

The High North Tour 2021: The Police Chief by the Russian Border

Nussir Signs Billion Deal with LNS

GPS Jamming Still Causing Problems in Finnmark

Nussir Hopes to Commence Mining in 2020

“We have been visionary. The preparations for this construction were already funded before the pandemic hit. What we are curious to see now, is how fast the capital markets are normalized”, says Managing Director Øystein Rushfeldt of Nussir ASA to High North News.

The Police had to Go to the Media Before the National Police Directorate Understood the Gravity of GPS Jamming Against Norway

Trade Minister in Kirkenes: - Very Exciting Plans

Wants to Increase the EUs Knowledge of the Barents Region

North Norway’s New EU Boss Wants ‘Mobilisation Army’

Wants More King Crab Tourists