AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorld Cup Homecoming: Norway’s men’s team returned to Oslo to a hero’s welcome after a historic run to the quarter-finals, with crowds topping 100,000 at the Royal Palace and a city parade featuring the “Viking Row” celebration. Royal Health Update: Crown Princess Mette-Marit has been discharged from hospital nearly a month after a lung transplant, with the Royal House saying her condition is as good as can be expected. Aviation Numbers: Dublin Airport reported 3.6 million passengers in June (+2%), with strong summer demand and record busy days. Airline Headline: Norwegian’s results turned negative in Q2 as weaker demand, higher fuel costs, and EU emissions trading obligations hit profits. Arctic Security: Germany’s foreign minister visited northern Norway to discuss NATO cooperation in the Arctic and protect the alliance’s northern flank. Deep-Sea Mining Debate: A Greenpeace-led expedition filmed rare marine life off Norway’s coast at depths up to 3,000 metres, as deep-sea mining plans remain controversial. Library Religion Row: A Christians’ group in Lindesnes was allowed to continue meeting in a library after earlier concerns about neutrality.
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