Bergen News

Statsforvalter Valgerd Svarstad Haugland has announced her resignation, citing personal reasons. During her tenure, Haugland made significant strides in improving public services and fostering community engagement. Her departure leaves many wondering what the future holds for the office and the region.

In a recent court battle against excluded members, the company faced defeat. The decision is a blow to both parties involved, highlighting the complexities of membership disputes in the business world.

Eirin Eikefjord’s controversial public art installation ‘pisses on us’ provokes mixed reactions. Critics call it disrespectful, while others see it as a bold statement challenging societal norms. What do you think?

The young ones were terrified out of their wits. The fear in their eyes was palpable as they huddled together, unsure of what lay ahead.

According to health authorities, at least 55 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza in the last 24 hours. The ongoing violence continues to escalate tensions in the region, with no resolution in sight.

In the past week alone, a person has been removed from the premises 21 times. This recurrent behavior has been deemed “completely undignified” by authorities, raising concerns about the individual’s well-being and potential underlying issues.

Opening up: – Forever grateful In a heartfelt declaration, the artist reveals their struggles with mental health and expresses gratitude for the support received. A touching account of vulnerability and strength.

A person suspected of human trafficking will spend Christmas behind bars in Bergen. The holiday season is usually a time of joy and celebration, but for this individual, it will be a stark reminder of the consequences of their alleged actions.

Trondheim is set to host a gathering of world-class musicians for its upcoming baroque festival. This unique event promises a celebration of talent and artistry that is sure to captivate audiences from near and far.