Eurosceptic Party Quits Norway's Government, Almost Half of Cabinet Departs
The announcement by Finance Minister Trygve Slagsvold Vedum deprives Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere of his only coalition partner and eight of the 20 members of his cabinet, including the defence, finance and justice ministers.
Norway eurosceptics collapse coalition government over green energy row
Norway’s government collapsed on Thursday after the eurosceptic Centre party left the ruling two-party coalition in a row over adopting EU green energy laws. Trygve Slagsvold Vedum, the finance minister and Centre party leader, said he could not accept three EU directives on increasing renewable energy sources and efficiency.
The agrarian Senterpartiet left the centre-left government of Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, representing the Labour Party, ...
Norway’s government coalition broke apart as the two ruling partners seek to avoid losing the next parliamentary election due ...
Norway's Centre Party plans to resign from the government due to disagreements with the Labour Party over EU energy policies. The party opposes adopting EU directives, arguing it compromises Norwegian ...
Norway’s prime minister is trying to resolve a feud with his key coalition partner to avert a political crisis with seven ...
Sales of new cars in Norway are expected to reach 100% electric in 2025, beating hands-down the rest of Europe. But time will ...
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