FIFA Crisis: Norway’s football federation has demanded Gianni Infantino resign after his aborted plan to sell World Cup commercial stakes, saying there’s “no going back” and warning the international game is in trouble—while Mexico and Argentina have backed him, and UEFA’s boycott stance remains. Norway in Energy: Minister Terje Aasland argues Norway must keep oil and gas investment steady to reduce political risk, pointing to a long-awaited petroleum white paper for the 2030s. North Sea Industry: SLB and Equinor agreed a multi-year deal to upgrade the MV Island Captain for advanced reservoir stimulation on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. Oil & Gas M&A: DNO’s rejected £202m bid for Kurdistan-focused Genel Energy is off the table for now, but DNO says it will keep pushing talks. Royal Update: Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 22, is starting studies at the University of Oslo as an exchange student after returning home for her mother Mette-Marit’s health crisis. Sports & Talent: Hull City signed Norwegian midfielder Jens Hjertø-Dahl from Tromsø on a five-year deal reportedly worth around £8m. Security Watch: NATO says it scrambled fighter jets far more often in July than last year along the eastern flank, with Norway among the most active responders.